Legal Question in Consumer Law in California

Should I appeal and how can I requested for information to be release?
On May 30, 2002 my then finance sold his car to his co-worker for $200. She then filed a small claim court sue against him six months later for $3000. She claims that he sold it to her for $1500 and took five days off work for the car. The evidence that she presented to the judge was a transaction slip to obtain cash from a bank that same day that she withdrawn $1500 and wrote his name at the bottom. She also had her boyfriend speak as a witness. She also had a letter from a mechanic dated two and a half months after the car was sold to her stating that it is in bad shape. My husband has only with him a copy of the DMV registration that she filled out that she bought the car for $200. She gave the judge her pay stub for the day she took off work for mid July. And I am not sure for what. The judge questioned why anyone would sell a '91 Nissian Aaxes for $200. My husband sold it for $200 because he brought in for $200 in 2000 from a non-profit foundation. When his co-worker complaint that she didn't have a car to drive her kids and he sold it to her because we were getting married and I have a car. How can we also request the plaintiff to release her boyfriend work history so that we can prove that he wasn't there?

Asked on 8/04/03, 1:36 pm

Alvin Tenner Law Office of Alvin G. Tenner

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Re: Should I appeal and how can I requested for information to be release?

Best to appeal the decision ASAP. You should also have some documentation to show that he paid $200 fo the car.

Answered on 8/04/03, 2:08 pm

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