I'm being scammed by Autobahn Motors in Delray Beach Fl
05-09-2006, 01:54 AM
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Originally Posted by BiggerTwin
Not worth a lawyer's time to pursue a $1,000. What I can't believe is that there isn't a Rennlist member licensed to practice law in Florida who would write a letter or make a phone call for a fellow member. If anybody has trouble in New York, drop me a line.
Alan
Alan
Got it alan
*writes down - "Always drive way over the limit in NY" **
05-09-2006, 10:01 AM
#34
Actually, I believe you can file the small claims action in your city and they have to come to you. I used to work for a large corporation and small claims actions were always defended in the city of the claimant. You could check into it pretty easily.
Good luck,
MC
Good luck,
MC
05-09-2006, 10:10 AM
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Originally Posted by H20NOO
Actually, I believe you can file the small claims action in your city and they have to come to you. I used to work for a large corporation and small claims actions were always defended in the city of the claimant. You could check into it pretty easily.
Good luck,
MC
Good luck,
MC
You have to go to them. However, you can simply file via US MAIL or Internet. You would only require one trip. There may also be a service that files for you. There are many out of state defendants who do this all the time, so procedures are in place. You just have to find them for Fla.
Large corporations are typically licensed in all states; therefore venue could be where the plaintiff resides if the corporate defendant is licensed to do business in the state the plaintiff resides. In that case, the resident agent would be served.
05-09-2006, 12:23 PM
#36
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Originally Posted by SrfCity
All CA dealers have to be bonded. If a dispute arrises you can place a claim against the bond that will need to be resolved. If the ruling is in your favor then you get your money from the bond. The dealer then has to pay back to reinstate the bond or they lose their license. Find out if FL has the same thing.
Originally Posted by black/terra
I would ahve to fly there at least three times to pursue a court casew....
