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By BankFodder · Posted
I think we need to see the RAC report We need to see the advertising which was used to sell the car We need to see the exchange which you have already had with the dealer. Please can you post these documents up in PDF format. Also, it is likely that you will have to litigate on this. Are you prepared to do so? Are you happy to do it on your own with our assistance? -
By unclebulgaria67 · Posted
Read carefully as it is a badly formatted document. It says weekly total for whole year and that from April 2021 you will be paying £111.60 per week in total. Seems quite reasonable to me £101.23 rent per week and £10.37 services charges per week. For this type of Housing they have agreement with Government that the increase in rent including services charges will be below a certain percentage. -
By BankFodder · Posted
Is there a misunderstanding here? I had gathered that the dealer had said that they were selling on behalf of someone else - a private owner - and therefore the sale was not a trade sale and therefore not subject to the 2015 Act. But my site team colleague is suggesting that this not be correct and that in fact the dealer is saying that they sold the car to you and that you were buying it as a trader and therefore it was a "trade sale" and therefore not subject to the 2015 Act. In fact going back over the posts so far I see that both scenarios may have been suggested. The RAC seems to be saying that the sale was a trade sale - within the trade. The dealer seems to be saying that they were selling on behalf of someone else - I am presuming a private owner on commission. I suppose that we had better clear this up - although if no indication of any of this was given at the time of sale that it is a standard consumer contract and subject to the 2015 Act. -
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Sorry for only updating you now, but after your guidance with submitting the claim it was pretty straight forward and I didn't want to unnecessarily waste your time. Especially with this guide you wrote here, so many thanks for that
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