Travel Trailer Purchase order
So, my wife and I decided on a travel trailer from a place in Middlebury, Indiana. Name left out for now, unless they really go through with their threat. Anyways, we put $1k down on a Jayco and s...
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forexrv wrote:beemerphile1 wrote:
Call it a PO if you want, you signed a contract. In that contract it stipulated what the dealer would do and what you would do.
The language in that contract is the only thing that matters.
I haven't seen the contract so I cannot comment on what the dealer "should" do.
Yep, totally agree. The contract/PO/whatever, said my deposit is nonrefundable. My take now is what this dealer is doing compared to how other dealers would handle the same situation. As I've painfully discovered, these guys are the exception to what MOST dealers would do in this unfortunate situation. This is something, as a Midwesterner, is new to me.
While the contract you signed is probably legal, you have enough money involved to talk with an attorney in the state where you signed the document. Just because it is written on the document that your deposit is non-refundable, does not mean that is the case. It depends on state law. You may very well be entitled to your deposit returned.
