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I don't understand your question.
The terms of the contract control. If there is a dispute about this you may have to get a lawyer involved, at some expense to sort it out.
Yep - as can she for fraudulently pawning things she doesn't own. YOu need to get them out of pawn before you find this escalates to a criminal issue... Read Answer
You need to notify the store that you want your money back and move on to buy another sofa. You are not entitled to compensation for stress for not... Read Answer
I am a little bit surprised that you waited six years to push this issue. While you can sue if you want to, the delay in doing so might hurt you.
If you didn't ask and the dealer didn't misrepresent the car directly, and the car was bought AS IS, the dealer is not required to "deal with you" as... Read Answer
Unless you are a veterinarian, this is all bare speculation. Moreover, this seems more like efforts to rationalize the real issue, which is, how is... Read Answer
Did you get ill from drinking it? Did you drink it? How did you discover it? You should contact Arizona and report this to them if you have no... Read Answer
There is something wrong here as pumps should not burn out like that. That the last sentance reveals this is a rental unit also raises some issues... Read Answer
They shouldnt charge interest or penalties for thier error but you will still owe the money agreed to.
Most likely, yes. Your benefit will likely depend upon the length of time and use of the vehichle before the action was instituted.
whoooo boy. The medical weed issue adds HUGE complications from a variety of issues, as did "lost vision in my left eye" only later to be restated as... Read Answer
If you can't get answers and the problem solved you may have to spend money out of pocket to hire lawyers to figure out whats going on and address... Read Answer
Depends on the warranty language - but generally - unauthorized service work and failure to maintain the vehicle per the schedule CAN cause... Read Answer
If I were in your position I would make a demand to the electricity company for the amount you have overpaid. If an agreement cannot be reached, I... Read Answer
No, they are not valid if you did not sign the contract. Contact Sprint and discuss this issue with it.
You will need to hire a lawyer to review the waranty and possibly file suit to enforce it if the warranty should cover the repairs. You will need to... Read Answer
Generally no - there are several state and federal laws likely being broken there. For sure do not buy a car from such a dealer and you may want to... Read Answer
$12,000 is too much for small claims.
You will simply needto retain a lawyer out of pocket to address this if the dealer/manufactuer wont make it right.
No way to tell as the facts are all confused. You wil llikely need to retain a lawyer to sort all that out.
You can sue ConEd if you cannot get satisfaction from them.
This will start with (a) what the terms of the refund policy and any warranty provide and then (b) your willingness to spend money out of pocket on... Read Answer
If you miss payments, they can repossess. I can not help you as far as getting the money necessary to payoff the note.
Sounds like a sale to me - BUT its impossible to know "your rights" after the fact since lawyers weren't involved in the transaction. At this point... Read Answer