07-16-2010, 10:47 AM
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Originally Posted by rmorrow
I really believe that your auto purchase contract/finance document is a legal and binding document that will stand up in court (or arbitration if required). I believe that there is a requirement called the "One Document" rule governing a new car purchase. If the document shows a down payment, then the dealership will have a difficult time proving otherwise. There is an attorney in SoCal that specializes in these auto fraud and dispute cases. His name is Hal Rosner, of Rosner, Barry & Babbitt. The phone number is (800) 466-5366. By the way, I believe that Rosner answers auto dispute/fraud related questions for free on a website called UCAN.org.
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Thanks for that info buddy. Will check out the site and give him a call and see what he says.
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Originally Posted by Zaggeron
+1
OP is likely at the point where he needs more than opinions from fellow forum members. Real legal advice on how to proceed is a good idea.
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No doubt... This has stressed me out to the point I couldn't sleep last night.
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