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| jenni | Nov 11 2006, 07:39 PM |
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for things like the repairs I would get him to contact his local Trading Standards as they can look into the matter with regards the sale of goods act. i would advise that he does keep paying for the car even though he probably feels he shouldn't until he gets some proper legal advice. may I also suggest he pops down to his local Citizens Advice with his agreement and all his paperwork for them to look over it |
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