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Help please! Car buyer threatening legal action
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If you are going to bring up legislation, at least take all points into account:DB1904 said:
You knew it was unroadworthy when you sold it and in doing so committed a criminal offence.[Deleted User] said:So he would essentially be trying to bring a claim on the basis that the car is unroadworthy but then wouldn’t the judge ask if such is the case, why did he buy the car if at the time of purchase HE knew it would be so. His friend even pointed out to him that a missing bolt is an MOT fail.
'(7)Nothing in the preceding provisions of this section shall affect the validity of a contract or any rights arising under a contract.'2 -
Just sit tight - buyer has no comeback in a private sell.
Happiness is buying an item and then not checking its price after a month to discover it was reduced further.0
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