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Sammy2019
5 years ago

Hello, arguing deception is also punishable as a private seller,even with engine and gearboxes after so short time. SUBJECTIVES O.KABEL,ALTE KERZEN,LAMBASONDE, INDUSTRIAL ASSESSMENTS.

Sammy2019
5 years ago
Reply to  Sammy2019

For you,if You did not eliminate the deficiencies, because no judge will take you off

Antitroll1234
5 years ago

If not, the buyer can assert rights there, but do not demand a return if he can prove a lack of material. This could be easy if in the error memory it can be seen from the date that the cause was already present during takeover.

Exclusion of a guarantee is completely useless, as guarantee is a voluntary service which can be given but no one has to.

berndcleve
5 years ago
Reply to  Antitroll1234

What he is deceived is that in the purchase contract there are no defects, so we would have the problem of guaranteed properties.

Antitroll1234
5 years ago
Reply to  berndcleve

In the event of a defect which the FS knowingly conceals, the otherwise possible legally effective exclusion of the liability for defects of property also does not take any action.

I assume in favor of the FS that he didn’t know about the deficiency.

Ifm001
5 years ago

But the contract does not guarantee

This is one of these meaningless formulations. A guarantee always a voluntary service.

As a private seller, one can and should exclude the liability for property. So you are now dependent on the fact that in the case of the case of the judges, this is a good thing in your favor.

Regardless of this, the seller must, of course, always deliver in the described state if a detail is not described in the usual/expected state. Formulations like “purchased as seen” have little legal effect.

The burden of proof lies with private sellers from the outset with the buyer.

Did the buyer have the possibility of a trial trip… regardless of whether he perceived it?

howard67
5 years ago
Reply to  Dennis72727

Then it was. Every car can suddenly have a defect you can’t know before. Otherwise everyone would be able to go to the workshop before a damage and leave the car rep.

howard67
5 years ago

Use the purchase contract from adac and everything is done. Think about it next time.

schlappeflicker
5 years ago

There is no guarantee. If then you sell a car with the exclusion of the lack of property liability. This is automatically in most contracts. Did the buyer buy the car unseen?

schlappeflicker
5 years ago
Reply to  Dennis72727

No defects known to you. No matter what, the seller had bad luck when he’s looking at the lamp. Then let him read

Halbammi
5 years ago

The buyer had the opportunity to rehearse and review the car? And yesterday the engine light wasn’t on?

Then he will prove to you that there is a damage you should have seen, otherwise you wish him much fun with his car.

All good, the half-ammi

RedgePro
5 years ago

Just ignore. If there was really a defect, you should have given it.

RedgePro
5 years ago
Reply to  Dennis72727

If the defect was not before simply ignore. It’s a common mash that they want their money back.

berndcleve
5 years ago

What is the contract, no guarantee or no guarantee?

However, there is in principle no right to return, only if necessary to eliminate the shortcomings.

berndcleve
5 years ago
Reply to  Dennis72727

If the contract stands, no defects, then this is a guaranteed property, then it will be narrow for the seller.

Gaskutscher
5 years ago

What contract did you use? Template from ADAC or “collected something from the web and written in by warranty”?

If from the ADAC -> then you are actually on the safe side.

That the MKL lights -> he certainly did a test drive? Was she out there? Buyed as seen then.

If I’d be funny, I could also bring the MKL to light within a short time -> just kick cold nicely in idle and then the MKL will start at some point…

SevenOfNein
5 years ago

Didn’t the engine light ever come?

And would you be able to envy it in court?

noname68
5 years ago

in the purchase of private, the buyer can only assert the right if the legal liability occurs. there is no legal guarantee for private purchases that a dealer must offer.

However, the buyer must prove here that this fault, possibly also a damage, has already been present at the purchase. that is always not to prove without an expert opinion. So wait, sit down and wait.

Ifm001
5 years ago
Reply to  noname68

Liability and warranty is the same.

If the private seller has not explicitly excluded them, a two-year liability for property is agreed.

Havenari
5 years ago

Thanks for the information.