Vehicle sold by David Stanley with Tinted Windshield

[Dave70968]

2.5 years.

12 O.S. 95 establishes the statute of limitations for all but real estate actions. Five years, for a contract in writing (3 for an oral contract). Does your sales contract specifically state that it's in compliance with the relevant traffic laws?

If not, you're probably trying to bring a negligence action. The limit is two years.

At the end of the day, even if you had a legit case (which is questionable), you'd be time-barred.

 

[piston10]

2.5 years.

12 O.S. 95 establishes the statute of limitations for all but real estate actions. Five years, for a contract in writing (3 for an oral contract). Does your sales contract specifically state that it's in compliance with the relevant traffic laws?

If not, you're probably trying to bring a negligence action. The limit is two years.

At the end of the day, even if you had a legit case (which is questionable), you'd be time-barred.

Ding ding. Winner!

 

[inactive]

A free windshield and $211 plus pain and suffering.

If you an prove this was a tort, you have $211 in special damages. Maybe $25 to to remove the front tint. Generals most certainly would not not apply in a non-injury claim of legal remedy like this.

 

[Jwryan84]

Check out the new sig like. Good stuff here tonight fellas.

Maybe we should set up a Gofundme account…these wrongs have to be righted.

 

[Droberts]

Check out the new sig like. Good stuff here tonight fellas.

Maybe we should set up a Gofundme account…these wrongs have to be righted.

I'm glad you were entertained ;p

 

[Jwryan84]

Is this real life?

 

[Droberts]

i wonder what the precedent is for a dealer selling tinted windshield vehicles. if it's a crime what's the punishment?

 

[EhlerDave]

This thread may have gone a bit different if you had called the dealer first to see what they had to say, then jumped on the lawyer idea. But asking about legal action first, to me, was shooting your own foot.

Have fun with this.

 

[caojyn]

i wonder what the precedent is for a dealer selling tinted windshield vehicles. if it's a crime what's the punishment?

Hopefully something severe and swift. Drone strike would be my vote.

 

[Droberts]

This thread may have gone a bit different if you had called the dealer first to see what they had to say, then jumped on the lawyer idea. But asking about legal action first, to me, was shooting your own foot.

Have fun with this.

na, those were the trolls suggesting i was going to sue. all i wanted from the free consultation is answers to the questions i asked here.