used car deals gone bad
I have 2 bill of sales on 2 different vehicles I couldn’t get financed drove both of them for a week each, had to agree to buy a vehicle or lose 3800.00 doen payment the new contract is in my husbands and my name but I am the only one who has signed, is it still a binding contract? I have also had the vehicle in the shop 2 times in 2 weeks for the same problem
Re: used car deals gone bad
If your husband did not sign, it is probably not binding on him. It is binding upon you.
Stuart M. Address
Law Offices of Stuart M. Address, P.A.
611 SW Federal Highway, Suite A
Stuart, FL 34994
Re: used car deals gone bad
If you signed it, you have a contract. Your husband does not, however. You are probably “stuck” though.
Alan Wagner
Wagner, Vaughan & McLaughlin, P.A.
601 Bayshore Boulevard; Suite 910
Tampa, FL 33606
Re: used car deals gone bad
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The contract is probably binding upon you although it may not be binding upon your husband. You should review this matter with a qualified attorney to determine if you have any right to return the vehicle if that is your wish due to the failure to obtain financing.
Scott R. Jay, Esq.
Scott R. Jay
Law Offices of Scott R. Jay
1575 Northeast 205th Street
Miami, FL 33179-2133