RE: AutoInstruments

["Gary H." <62to65mopar@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

You describe what sounds like a verbal contract, which is binding, like 
a written one (just harder to prove). Various states have different 
consumer protection laws. In Texas, for example, breach of contract 
allows taking the case to small claims court, and if the plaintiff wins 
he gets 3 times the value of the claim, plus court costs, if I recall 
precisely.

I guess I need to remember to get things in writing, like an e-mail for 
example,  when getting work done on a Mopar....

Gary H.   


Sean B wrote:
... I called Gentry and he told me they didn't need to 
> replace any parts.  However, we had very clearly agreed that he would 
> replace all the internals, before I ever sent it to him.  He remembered 
> that, but so what?...


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