I reside in Maine. In June 2009, I sold my used 1995 Nissan Pathfinder w/ 235,000 miles for $2750 w/ a receipt signed by both parties: "sold "AS IS" no warranties implied". The car had a valid Maine State Inspection from 02-2009 good until 02-2010 prior to sale adheared to the windshield. The buyer had his brother-in-law inspect (go over) and test drive the car (he gave thumbs up) prior to purchasing. The buyer drove car for about a week or two and called me to complain about rear brake noise. I was unaware of any noises and let it at that. He called me and explained he took the car to a brake shop and while investigating the brakes the shop discovered a rusted frame. I informed him of the shop that provided the valid Maine State Inspection from 02-2009 good until 02-2010. On voice mail he explained: He then drove to that shop and the shop repaired/ welded the frame and installed a newer 07-2009 Maine State Inspection Sticker. He then drove back to the brake shop and to make a long story short, the brake shop didn't like the frame repair and contacted State Patrol and State Patrol removed the newer 07-2009 valid Maine State Inspection that was on the car. Now the buyer wants his money back and if I don't return money, he wants to sue me. Does he had valid ground to sue and win?
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