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Do I have to give the buyer of my motorcycle his money back?

Answered 9 years ago by attorney Lori Nevias   |   1 Answer
This is a perfect example of the legal maxim "caveat emptor"= buyer beware. Unless your fiance gave the buyer a written guarantee, or specifically lied to him about the particular problem of which the buyer is now complaining, your fiance is under absolutely no obligation to take back the motorcycle. The fact that the buyer has no bill of sale will make it nearly impossible for him to prove a case if he tried to sue your fiance- especially since the buyer was offered one at the time of sale.  ... Read More
This is a perfect example of the legal maxim "caveat emptor"= buyer beware. Unless your fiance gave the buyer a written guarantee, or specifically... Read More

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