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pmilo
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I live in RI and sold a car to someone in NY. In the bill of sale I sold it "AS IS". They did not have anyone look at the car nor take it for a test drive. On her way home to NY, the car died and now she wants her money back. She stated that I sent her an email which I mention "that the car would make it to NY" Does this have any grounds for her to legally get the money back. Because I sold it "AS IS" she has no case, right?? I also mentioned to her all known defects. At the time I did not know of any problems with the engine. Also I do not have a bill of sale but do have a paper stated that she gave me the money for the car...can this take the place of a bill of sale?? Please let me know if she has a case on me??
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Peter
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Peter