Hi there,
Thank you for your suggestions.
One last thing, if I write an LBA addressed to the dealer, mentioning amount and everything and the dealer accepts to defend it, would it not be enough ground for claim? Sorry if that does not make sense.
When I wrote him a message a few weeks ago that I am writing a letter to him demanding a repair and if he doesn't accept it, I will take him to the court, he replied :
" The vehicle was booked in on Monday of in which I have not heard anything from you. The car was sold with warranty, the warranty company has offered to do the work however you are not getting the work done. This is no longer my responsibility, I am happy to go forward with small claims court. " ( after this he called and we agreed he'd take in the car for repair)
Would a judge not consider facts like that? Like an individual would not sell a car with warranty? He responded to my query I posted on motors.co.uk. I feel he's not looking to make it look like a private sale but deny responsibility on the fault.
Thank you.
Thank you for your suggestions.
One last thing, if I write an LBA addressed to the dealer, mentioning amount and everything and the dealer accepts to defend it, would it not be enough ground for claim? Sorry if that does not make sense.
When I wrote him a message a few weeks ago that I am writing a letter to him demanding a repair and if he doesn't accept it, I will take him to the court, he replied :
" The vehicle was booked in on Monday of in which I have not heard anything from you. The car was sold with warranty, the warranty company has offered to do the work however you are not getting the work done. This is no longer my responsibility, I am happy to go forward with small claims court. " ( after this he called and we agreed he'd take in the car for repair)
Would a judge not consider facts like that? Like an individual would not sell a car with warranty? He responded to my query I posted on motors.co.uk. I feel he's not looking to make it look like a private sale but deny responsibility on the fault.
Thank you.
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