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Taking BMW to court - Paid excess mileage after VT.

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    Re: Taking BMW to court - Paid excess mileage after VT.

    Also to add, this article by solicitors seems to be of the same view

    https://www.stephensons.co.uk/site/b...ry_termination

    Malt, I've looked at some books and found this which explains that s.92(2) which relates to liability accrued before termination is only applicable to monthly arrears and not breach of the contract.



    Only a photo picture copy but I'l scan in a proper version tomorrow. I can't see how they have an argument on that basis.
    Last edited by R0b; 25th July 2016, 19:58:PM.
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