Lemon Law Cases: Consumer Protection

2007-03-08 10:33:40

( Legal )



LEMON CARS

Lemon law cases involve the rule that protects consumers from defective car purchases. While there are lemon laws for any defective products or goods, the most common form is the car lemon law. Particularly, vehicle lemon law stipulates that if you bought a car that does not meet the warranty, then you are entitled to a full refund or have the car replaced by a new one.

Lemon law cases are subject to very specific guidelines so that the car manufacturers and distributors are protected as well. You cannot sue for a car lemon law case just because you are not satisfied with the car that you have bought and you want to replace it with another model.

CONDITIONS FOR LEMON LAWS

The following are conditions that are common to car lemon law cases across the country: the problem or defect persists after several repairs have been made, or after it has been brought back to the manufacturer for tune-up and restoration; the defect can be hazardous to the driver and pedestrians if not resolved; and the problem surfaced before a specific number of mileage has been logged.

While lemon law cases vary slightly from state to state, their principle is the same across the board. If you feel that you have been given a lemon, make sure to read up on the guidelines that govern lemons in your particular state before filing any case.

If the product or car you have purchased does not fulfill the conditions for lemon law cases, you can still be entitled to just compensation by filing for a breach of contract. At the very least, you have the right to have the defective product replaced.

Lemon law cases and breach of contract cases protect consumers from businesses whose only concern is making a sale, without any regard for quality control and customer satisfaction.


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