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So If my buddy's car was taken into a mechanic shop and worked on (new brakes) and charged $1200 for it...But he never agreed to the shop fixing it.(NEVER SINGED ANYTHING) and now the guy is holding his car till he pays can he go to the cops and go get his car legally. There was never any documentation of any agreement between my buddy and the shop owner...for the shop owner to perform any work on it in the first place. And now the shop owner will not release his car to him untill he pays.Is that ILLEGAL?? CAN HE GO TAKE THE CAR WITH AN OFFICER>? LET ME know ASAP please!!!
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Well yes. If he never signed anything and there was no contract then the guy holding the car has infact stolen the car, Call the cops.Found A Salvage Vehicle For Sale: Need Advice?
No, he can go to a lawyer. It should cost about $1200.Would you rather have the 2007 Honda CRV or the Nissan Murano.?
I'm not sure which country you are in but I remember a question like this in contract law. In these situations typically a policy officer is not going to get involved. Instead your friend's option it likely to pay something they can agree on and take the shop to small claims court. The judge will determine whether there was a contract in substance based on him releasing the car into the custody of a competent mechanic who would be expected to do what a reasonable person would due and discharge due care in the process.I need a little help in buying a car?
The alternative is that you could go back at night and steal the car back!
In California it would be considered a civil matter and the police would tell you to call a lawyer. Your friend had to have signed something for them to work on it in the first place even if it was just to get an estimate.
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Signed documents are much stronger than verbal agreement but verbal agreement is enforceable in courst as well.Do most car purchase agreements come with a Death Clause?
You say your buddy's mom took the car to the shop. I'd bet she signed something, agreed to something. Perhaps she should pay the bill she agreed to?Why was the car taken to the garage in the first place, your buddy's mum must have taken it there to have work done it.
Sorry but I think he'll have to pay up.
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