The next level up would be the sales manager, the finance managers who are responsible for the back end or the financing and the extras on the transaction. Once the transaction is finalized, meaning the consumers agreed to purchase the particular type of car, they are turned over, handed off…
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How to Sue a Car Dealership? Dealership structure
This is a follow-up on my previous posts and the basic underlying concepts of suing car dealerships. Previously, I addressed the concerns with regard to insurance and whether or not to file a case. Once you decide to file a case, you need to understand how a car dealership works…
Can you Sue Any Dealership in New Jersey?
In this case the defendant is alleged to have sold a damaged certified car to the plaintiff who sued them in New Jersey. The dealership was not incorporated in New Jersey and was not physically located in New Jersey. PROCEDURAL HISTORY/SUMMARY OF THE CASE This claim arises out of the…
Wrongful Repossession Brief
Legal argument submitted in a wrongful repossession lawsuit: LEGAL ARGUMENT POINT I THE DEFENDANTS’ MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT ON THE CLAIMS FOR FRAUD SHOULD BE DENIED SINCE THE DEFENDANTS’ AGENTS IMPERSONATED LAW ENFORCEMENT WITH BADGES TO GAIN COMPLIANCE In the present case, the plaintiff asserts that the defendant, their agents,…
Wrongful Repossession Lawsuits
Wrongful Repossession Lawsuits These are factual allegation in a New Jersey lawsuit. These were submitted to the court in opposition to a summary judgment motion filed by the defendant. 1. This litigation arises out of the plaintiff’s possession and subsequent repossession of the subject automobile, which is a XXX. 2.…
Truth in Lending Claims Against a Dealership
In this case the dealer allegedly asserted that the dealer submitted a contract for approval after he canceled the transaction. TRUTH IN LENDING ACT The dealer cannot present conflicting contracts to the plaintiff for signature. The implementation of the Truth In Lending Act is very straightforward. There is strict liability…
Car Dealership Litigation
This was submitted in an American Arbitration Association hearing: FINANCING – CONSUMER FRAUD The next area of inquiry is the financing, the payoff of the initial contract and the financing of the ‘second deal’. Again, it is not contradicted and admitted by the respondent that the plaintiff signed two retail…
Suing a Car Dealership: Arguments
This was actually submitted in an arbitration against a New Jersey car dealership. In the present case, the plaintiff has demonstrated that the defendant has committed acts of consumer fraud with a nexus to an ascertainable loss and, thus, the plaintiff should receive an award against the defendant. everse engineering…
Price Packing and Products
Price Packing and Products These are the products that you need to watch very carefully when you are purchasing a car: Try and insist for a list of every product that you have PURCHASED: • Extended Service Contracts • GAP (Guaranteed Asset Protection) • Credit life, accident or disability insurance…
Demand for Arbitration, The Car Has Prior Damage (part II)
Demand for Arbitration, the Car has Prior Damage: Subsequent to purchasing the vehicle, the plaintiff learned that the vehicle had been in a prior accident. The prior accident was demonstrated by the pulling of a CARFAX and an AutoCheck. Specifically, on or about XXX, the vehicle was in an accident…