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I bought a car, and the owner did not tell me the car had been in an accident. I looked at the car's history report online, and the car had a clean title. However, after I purchased the car, I took the car to the dealer, and they told me that the car has signs of an accident. Therefore, I spoke to the person that sold me the car to get part of my money back. He rejected my request, so I had to cancel the cashier check.
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Not likely under the facts your provided. At a minumum you may get sued for breach of the contractand its possble a cashiers check may fall under the Fla. Stat. 68 and 812/817 which could result in treble damages. You now probably need to hire a lawyer before this gets out of hand.
Answered on Feb 03rd, 2014 at 4:19 PM
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