Limousine ”contract” question
I rented a limo in December 06 for use in October 07. I canceled it today, and it is stated on the bill of sale that my ”deposit is refundable only if [company name] can rebook the vehicle in a timely manner.” By them using the word ‘can’, does this mean that they have the ability to rebook the vehicle, or does this mean that the vehicle needs to be rebooked with someone else before I can receive my refund? Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.
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used car deals gone bad I have 2 bill of sales on 2 different vehicles I…
used car deals gone bad
I have 2 bill of sales on 2 different vehicles I couldn’t get financed drove both of them for a week each, had to agree to buy a vehicle or lose 3800.00 doen payment the new contract is in my husbands and my name but I am the only one who has signed, is it still a binding contract? I have also had the vehicle in the shop 2 times in 2 weeks for the same problem
Is there a 72 hour law in Florida I had paid for a car on behalf of my son and…
Is there a 72 hour law in Florida
I had paid for a car on behalf of my son and paid for it on a credit car from a used car dealer. I only signed the credit card slip not the bill of sale as my son was going to sign everything once we went ther with the insurance (everything was in his name). Now he can not afford the insurance it has been two days and they were closed yesterday. We have not taken posession of the car yet…can we cancel the deal??
Bill of Sale Void or Not I live in AL and purchased a vehicle in GA back in Dec…
Bill of Sale Void or Not
I live in AL and purchased a vehicle in GA back in Dec 2007. The dealership sent my title registration as promised to the local DMV in AL. They also sent a check in the amount of $300+ for my state taxes. When I went to purchase my tag, one of the clerks told me that I needed to contact the dealership to get the $1,200+ taxes charged to me itemized so that they will know how to apply the tax on the vehicle. They were very confused about the check and the difference left on the bill of sale. Well, I contacted the dealership and they contacted the local DMV and soon both the dealership and the DMV contacted me back. The dealership just told me everything was fine but the clerk at the DMV told me that they charged me over $900 in taxes, according to my bill of Sale, which was illegal because I can not be charged tax for AL and GA. This whole transaction has been very upsetting along with the problems I have had out of the automobile. My question is: Is this transaction still legal and binding or can I just give them they’re car back and cancel everything since the Bill of Sale is not accurate?
bought a car that wasn’t his to sell I purchased a car from a man for $2,400.
bought a car that wasn’t his to sell
I purchased a car from a man for $2,400. He alleged to have not receieved the title in the mail yet, and upon checking with the California DMV they said all I’d need to acquire was the properly endorsed bill of sale. During the sale I also found out the man’s cousin owns the car. I made sure the cousin signed the bill of sale. Money was exchanged. At the DMV, with bill of sale in hand, I was told that I would need the title. Further research revealed that the car had only been sold to the cousin a month prior, and due to a little paperwork mishap, the title was still in the hands of the dealer who had sold the cousin the car. They would resend it to DMV and it would take up to 90 days to clear. In the meantime, I have the car, but can’t register it. The man who sold it to me insists the car is now mine and will not give me my money back. Should I:
1) leave the car on his doorstep? and then sue him if he doesn’t give me the $2,400 back?
2) keep driving it until he gets the title?
3) hold on to the car, and sue him for the money back?
In the meantime, the registration is just about expired. Please help.