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I bought a boat from a private seller and was told the boat ran great. It doesn't

Answered 5 years ago by attorney J. Allen Fiorletta   |   1 Answer
J. Allen Fiorletta
You may have a valid claim for Fraud in the Inducement which would allow you to recover your damages. Damages would be the amount you paid for the boat less whatever you were ble to sell it for.
You may have a valid claim for Fraud in the Inducement which would allow you to recover your damages. Damages would be the amount you paid for the... Read Answer

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