Legal Question in Consumer Law in California

New Car
I purchased a new car. The auto dealer was unable to secure financing and I purchased auto insurance which included a non-refundable brokers fee. Is the dealership liable for this fee?

Asked on 9/07/00, 9:30 pm

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Ken Koury Kenneth P. Koury, Esq.

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Re: New Car

It depends on the wording of the various contracts that you signed with the other parties involved.

Answered on 12/17/00, 4:40 am

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