The court finds car dealer partly liable for damage caused by the removal of a sticker!
Due to COVID-19, the court held an Early Neutral Evaluation, a 30-minute telephone assessment of each party’s position.
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Introduction of Small Claims Paper Determination Pilot Scheme
If you receive or issue a court claim which is subject to the pilot scheme, preparation of your claim or defence and statements will be crucial.
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Car Dealers and Consumers – A Modern Day Tale
Ambulance chasers and chancer consumers are two pet hates of the legal team and we relish dealing with their issues here at Lawgistics.
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Failure to deliver goods – Business to Business (B2B) sales
In these circumstances, our client as the buyer, will be covered under Sections 27-29 of the Sale of Goods Act 1979 (“SOGA”).
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The real difference between claims under and over £10k
Litigation isn’t always just about having a strong argument, there are many factors that can help you win a case and reduce your risk.
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Warranty or Statutory Rights
We all regularly hear comments that a warranty covers consumer rights and there is a cut off of those rights once the warranty expires.
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Mis-selling finance claims – Ignore at your peril!
Data subject access requests and various letters quoting CONC and the Consumer Credit Act are being received requesting lots of documentation to be provided.
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Customer’s vehicle damaged in your care
It is down to the Bailor to check the insurance position with the Bailee if they have any concerns.
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Classic Car Warranties
A wise dealer in classic cars should, if they really wish to cover the risk of selling to an uninformed buyer, point out limitations of the original design.
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ACAS conciliation
Employers can also contact ACAS directly for assistance in mediation with a former employee.
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The primary purpose of a contract of apprenticeship is training
If you take on an apprentice it is vital you have an apprenticeship agreement in place which is a contract of service.
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Pandemic impact on annual leave entitlement
The change in March 2020 allowed for four weeks of annual leave to be carried over. So, as a reminder, any carried over leave must be used in 2022!
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