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The wording of the warranty would regulate their liability.
The wording of the warranty would govern their obligation whether you thing that it is ethical or not.
You can register car and get tags if you have the title. Who has the title ? Go to NJ DMV with title and they will help you.
Did you pay cash for the mattress or did you charge it to a credit card or how did you pay for it? You have to prove that the one that you got was... Read Answer
Work closely with the dealership and with the company and develop a detailed written record of the facts. Use the Internet to get smart on the... Read Answer
If your son is a minor, you could theoretically bring suit on his behalf, but only if he suffered damages (such as physical or emotional injury).... Read Answer
You need to document in writing all that happened and make a complete record with the company. You must paint them into a corner with documentation.... Read Answer
How much property damage was done? Sounds like you might be able to sue the moving company for the value of that property, or that you're... Read Answer
Sounds like she has possibly a breach of warranty claim against the dealer. Need more information about the sales contract, what was promised,... Read Answer
Who knows. What IS clear is that the cost of addressing this with a proper legal opinion exceeds the value of the speaker. If you want your speaker... Read Answer
YOU SHOULD OBTAIN THE CHARGING SCHEDULE FROM THIS HOSPITAL FOR PATIENTS WITH NO INSURANCE. YOU SHOULD COMPARE THIS SCHEDULE WITH THE SCHEDULE FROM... Read Answer
You should determine the costs for the emergency procedures at multiple hospitals to see the difference in prices. If the differnce is significant,... Read Answer
The only way to get a clear answer to such a question that you can rely upon would be to actually spend the money to hire a lawyer to answer it. If... Read Answer
There is a statute of limitations on the time to bring a lawsuit on credit card debt, but once a judgment has been obtained it can be renewed... Read Answer
Not likely, but it may have various warranty protections. Bigger issue is WHY and how rear window "broke" after you left the dealer. No... Read Answer
In theory yes. But unless it is a substantial account, not likely financially sound deciion and could expose the vendor other liabilities.
Not likely. Unless you can prove they knew of the condition of the car or faked a car fax to sell it in violation of Fla. Stat. 501.975.
No way to "advise about your rights" without actually retaining a lawyer to examine all the details. It should be noted that if your car is... Read Answer
You are in a difficult position because you and the breeder are in two states. Where did the purchase take place ? This may be the controlling state.... Read Answer
No. You dont get to keep what you dont pay for. They get thier sofa back.
Ths sounds like the issue lies with the warranty company. You will need to hire a lawyer to address whether the problem is covered under warranty or... Read Answer
Its possible, the question is whether its cost effective depending on the value of the vehicles involved. Generally, the least expensive way to deal... Read Answer
The short answer is: Probably not, and these phone calls threatening arrest are most likely a violation of Florida's Consumer Collections... Read Answer
i would make a complete written record at the dealer to preserve my rights in the future if there are issues and i would take the detail offer in the... Read Answer