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Originally Posted by thedonnmeister
Has anybody ever gone down the Sales of Goods Act? Upto 6 months after sale, the selling dealer is still liable for issues regardless of warranty. They have to prove the issues wasn't there at point of sale...
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I have, I brought a Focus a while back that seemed to have been in a front-end shunt against something like a tow ball and wrongly repaired. The garage refused to repair free of charge and tried all sorts of excuses. I wrote a very polite letter to the owner explaining the detail in the Sale of Goods Act and that if they didn't repair it free of charge or give a full refund less wear and tear the next step would be via solicitors. All you need is here https://www.volvoforums.org.uk/showp...6&postcount=14
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