If we bought a new RV and 1 week later they called and said that we needed to come back in and sign a new sales agreement due to an error, is that legal?
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If we bought a new RV and 1 week later they called and said that we needed to come back in and sign a new sales agreement due to an error, is that legal?
Suppossedly ther ewas a “wrong digit”. They will not tell me exactly what is wrong and they did not give us a copy that day. As rude as they are being, I assume they are losing money. It is registered in our name and we are insuring it, too. It has been at our house since then.
Asked on June 9, 2012 under General Practice, Pennsylvania
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FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 11 years ago | Contributor
Before you even go back to the place where you bought the recreational vehicle from, I would call and write its manager demanding that you be sent a copy of the purchase agreement for the item immediately.
If you do not get the contract, you are under no obligation to go back to the dealership. Even if you get the contract, you are still under no obligation to return to the dealership to sign a new agreement of sale from what you have written.
I suggest that you might wish to consult with a business attorney further about your matter when and if you get a copy of your original purchase agreement.
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