Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Pennsylvania

As Is No Warrenty

I sold a car to another party and explained to them that they needed to get a re-constructed title for the car. I said as far as I know the only thing that it needs is a turn signal switch. They agreed. I also had them sign a As Is No Warrenty paper that was signed by both parties in front of a notary. They took the car to a mechanic and was told it would cost them about 250.00 to have the car reconstructed. They turned and are suing me for this. They want their money back because they said I did not tell them all that was needed. I explained what I said at the time of the sale and that they signed the warrenty paper. Do they have a case? Please let me know. Thank you


Asked on 2/28/02, 3:57 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Richard Teitell Richard K. Teitell, Esquire, P.C.

Re: As Is No Warrenty

Your case really depends on the facts each side presents in court, and who the judge believes. You would be wise to contact your local Bar Association Referral Service & obtain a 1/2 hour consult with an attorney, to get some ideas on how to approach your court hearing. I can't be more helpful because it will take an in-depth review of the facts to give you a good opinion.

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Answered on 3/02/02, 12:00 am


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