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Originally Posted by Scottenj
I would sit down with a lawyer and have the lawyer tell you whether you have a case. If you have a signed purchase and sale agreement I would think it would be straight forward unless there is some opt out clause for them. A lot of lawyers don’t charge for an initial consult.
I had a problem with my camper, I talked to a lawyer, he said the law in my state was completely on my side, he wrote a letter to the dealer and Jayco and they both immediately caved in.
If the purchase and sale is binding and you have to go to court make them pay your legal fees too. I am always amazed at how people on this forum roll over for Jayco and the dealers, they told me not to get a lawyer I did and it saved me a bunch of money. The other thing is companies like Jayco will never change if people let them get away with unfair business practices.
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I agree with Scottenj. I have sold RV's and Heavy trucks for almost 30 years and depending on state law, usually the purchaser has a good chance of having the contracted enforced. If the contract has a "not price protected" clause that was checked or signed off on, you are usually protected.