The Statute of Limitations varies between the states, for Fraud, but it
begins to run upon the Discovery Date of the harm or injury (6/15/07).
I think that the Statute in Okie-State is at least 2, and may be three,
years.
Plenty of time to sue the bastards.........
Maybe I should bill the List on an hourly basis, instead of on a
contingency-fee rate.
Neil Vedder
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- From: "David Homstad" <dhomstad@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 19 Jun 2008 13:10:15 -0500
I think the Statute of Limitations has now been exceeded.
Dave Homstad
56 Dodge D500
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Subject: Re: [FWDLK] Miss Belvie's battery..
To Hold Harmless is a legal precept wherein I would agree not to
prosecute a claim against someone (the dealership), in a civil action.
I am not attempting to pursue any such claim, in fact, I am positing a
Theory of Liability against the dealership, for defrauding the poor,
unfortunate winning family from enjoying the fruits of having a real
MoPar group 24 battery be installed inside Ms. Belvie, and for their
incurring the heartbreak and emotional distress
upon discovering the imposter-battery inside the car.
You might say that the switcheroo was an assault upon their battery.
Neil Vedder
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