Another CW BAD!
Had to get something out of our rig that has been waiting in line for a month to get fixed. Employee walked us out and opened the door. What you don't lock them? Nope he said. Over two hundred and fif...
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Sam Spade wrote:Gene&Ginny wrote:
In my state they are still responsible, particularly if it is not locked.
Are you a lawyer ? And experienced in consumer protection law ??
In most cases, that is true ONLY if the dealer was somehow negligent.
It may take a jury to define "negligent" in each individual case.
I think not. If it is on the dealers lot under his protection and at his request or insistence he is definitely liable for damages. Period. And I can tell you no case will get to court as the dealer will settle it well before hand.
