Legal Advise Required (2 Viewers)

[Daveo2006]

That sounds like work though

I keep staring at it and have made a decision.Im gonna get someone else do it.

 

[talaris]

There should be no such thing as a bad lawyer but...........................there may be some who are not as good as others.

Recommendation is the key and seek a few.

A bad lawyer may tell you that you have a case when you don't or advise you that your chances are better than they are. To be fair they are rare and my advice would be go to a reputable firm, recommended, and see a specialist litigator (which I am not).

Try to steer away from a lawyer who is conveyancing in the morning, knocking up a will at lunchtime, doing a bit of divorce after lunch and a bit of litigation before heading home.

Good specialist litigator, spend a few quid (you are paying for his knowledge remember) and then make your own mind up based on your aversion to risk and/or coast after that.

Under £5k I expect Treacle is right and your costs are lost but I dont really know as I move sheds and sort out doctors!!

 

[talaris]

I have been doing it now for about 25 years since college and boy am I peed off with it..

yep - me too. Rather drive a big lorry - seriously

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[Chris]

yep - me too. Rather drive a big lorry - seriously

I am serious too.

Rather drive a taxi.

Totally pissed off with everything Law or Law related.:thumb:

 

[Chris]

yep - me too. Rather drive a big lorry - seriously

By the way, you will not get any sympathy on here .

It only kicks home when it affects people, and people on here don't think it will affect them , until it effects them

 

[pappajohn]

did you pay ANY part of the purchase price by credit card ?

if the van was less than £30000 then the credit card company are liable for ALL the cost.

in some cases it also covers purchases over £30000

section 75 of the consumer credit act applies.

pays to listen to his holiness Martin Lewis. :thumb:

Under section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974, the credit provider may be equally responsible for any breach of contract or misrepresentation by a supplier of goods or services on credit.

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