Legal Question in Business Law in Georgia
Bad Business practices
I purchased a used Ford F150 from the dealership listed above. We agreed to a deal in good faith. I signed the contract and had a check sent to the dealer within the agreed upon time. After they received the check they called and said I had to return the vehicle because they could not get me a title. They explained that the deal made with the previous owner fail through. I upheld every part of my deal and they are not even trying to make good on a deal they made under false pretenses. Consumer cannot bring a vehicle back because of buyer�s remorse, so my question is why should dealers not have to stick with the deal they made? This is very unethical, bad business practices, and very misleading to customers.
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: Bad Business practices
You may have a point, but the one thing you should check is all the language in the contract that may cover the issue. The dealer's standard contract often provides for this situation.
Related Questions & Answers
-
Workers Compensation Is workers compensation required if all of your workers are... Asked 1/15/08, 3:35 pm in United States Georgia Business Law
-
Which one profit, non-profit, or not-for-profit I'm working on getting together... Asked 1/07/08, 3:20 pm in United States Georgia Business Law
-
Stolen property One of my clients took some of my property, saying they wanted to... Asked 1/03/08, 1:32 pm in United States Georgia Business Law
-
Reformatting of my original question. Sorry about that guys. I am rewritting this... Asked 12/29/07, 4:29 pm in United States Georgia Business Law
-
My compny name and link was taken off of a site I built. I recently built a site for... Asked 12/29/07, 12:01 pm in United States Georgia Business Law
Looking for something else?
10,200 active attorneys ready to answer your legal questions today.
Featured Attorneys
Earn additional revenue and grow your business.
