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Taking dealership to court over second hand car (scotland)

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  • Taking dealership to court over second hand car (scotland)

    Hi, this was my first post and I posted in the completely wrong part of the forum, I have copied it to here, hope thats ok.

    Hi, I purchased a 2nd hand car from a dealership and 6 weeks later the engine basically blew up - non repairable.
    Garage would not do anything refund/exchange etc.
    Upshot is that I have lodged a small claim, car was only £1000, but should last longer than 6 weeks.
    Also car had previously been a cat c and this was not disclosed to me.
    Papers were served some time ago with hearing date in Feb 13.
    I was hoping to have heard from the garage as I do not relish the thought of going to court.

    I have listed several points of law under the consumer credit act, main ones being that goods should last a reasonable amount of time and also not being told car was cat c is a malicious omission.

    Do you think there's any chance of sucess here.
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    Re: Taking dealership to court over second hand car (scotland)

    Yes, virtually 100% !
    BUT I'm not familiar with Scottish law but assume the sale of goods act applies to the entire UK.

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