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What kind of car did you sell him?
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Originally Posted by Tego Calderon El Abayarde
He knows where you live OP. Better have the musket on you at all times
i'm not about that life, but he's nothing to worry about.Originally Posted by airheaddd
Originally Posted by Tego Calderon El Abayarde
He knows where you live OP. Better have the musket on you at all times
The CL ad + email accepting to buy should be enough to satisfy that. Could be trouble if the correspondence was done over the phone though. Even text messages could be enough to be considered "in writing," today. As long as there was a signature on something at some point and all the discussion obviously was about the sale of the car in question, you should be able to get around the SOF thing.Originally Posted by famenycity1
your good op, he can turn around and sue you on the ground no contract is made. plus the sale of goods over $500 has to be in a written contract not verbal, check your state last homie...might be some loopholes though
Originally Posted by blazinRook
is there anyway possible to eject a cd out of a car stereo that is removed from the car?
my drake cd is inside, and i wanted to listen to it on the way to the concert tonight lol
take the radio apart............Originally Posted by blazinRook
is there anyway possible to eject a cd out of a car stereo that is removed from the car?
my drake cd is inside, and i wanted to listen to it on the way to the concert tonight lol
Someone did well in contracts class!! But I agree with everything you're sayin'!!Originally Posted by RealRubirosa
The CL ad + email accepting to buy should be enough to satisfy that. Could be trouble if the correspondence was done over the phone though. Even text messages could be enough to be considered "in writing," today. As long as there was a signature on something at some point and all the discussion obviously was about the sale of the car in question, you should be able to get around the SOF thing.Originally Posted by famenycity1
your good op, he can turn around and sue you on the ground no contract is made. plus the sale of goods over $500 has to be in a written contract not verbal, check your state last homie...might be some loopholes though
The "as is" issue could be a problem, too. Depends on the state/judge though. Usually, there needs to be a disclaimer of warranty otherwise there could be an implied one that would suggest that the car should work to expectation--a 20 year old car shouldn't be expected to work too well though. Also, you could argue that the usual commercial dealings on CL are done "as is" and expecting otherwise is unreasonable.
I'm not completely familiar with "lemon laws" but I think it's where the consumer has x amount of days to return the car if it has some substantial issue that he wasn't notified of at the time of purchase. If you brought it up before he bought it, that could help. If you didn't, he could claim that you did a misrepresentation in the dealings and could rescind the contract. Usually, that would just mean you'll have to give him the money back and he'd give you the burnt out car back.
Y'all's agreement to renegotiate on the price after getting the repairs quoted or whatever is most likely worthless because agreeing to negotiate isn't a contract.
Keep in mind, this is just my interpretation based on the info I saw in the thread and I'm not yet an attorney so this is just my opinion on how it could turn out from my understanding of the law.
Originally Posted by warriors510
smh at buying a 900$ car and not expecting any problems
Originally Posted by oso23
Last couple of cars I sold I made the buyer sign a paper stating sold as is.
its a drake cd so you dont really need it back. but there should be a small pin hole somewhere in the area you put the cd in. push a safety pin or paper clip in the hole and it should eject.Originally Posted by blazinRook
is there anyway possible to eject a cd out of a car stereo that is removed from the car?
my drake cd is inside, and i wanted to listen to it on the way to the concert tonight lol