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Ash, the money is yours.

Tell him to sue you for it. In Florida, he will lose. You had a contract (verbal stands in court) and he did not fill his end of the bargain.
 
Sorry Ash, hope you sell it soon.

Only other thought is to get the contact info of people interested while its on hold, just in case of situations like this....

good luck!
 
it will sell ;) but yeah always get a non refundable 500 down...keeps their *** on the deal. Good choice on the new ride too...I work for acura of north america/AHM for the past 8yrs and was into racing ect for a long time before it became mainstream.....if you wanna play with your gsr and want a reliable beast...drop an older b18b block(92 tegra) and run the gsr top end to retain the vtec..and pick up a type r throttle body ;) along with this set-up jackson racing makes a compatable supercharger that all you need to do is get the pully set to match and you will have a superbeast gsr with minimal labor or $$$.....sorry, rambling....hope the accord works out for ya,should be able to drop it quick enough. good luck
 
CHOMPERS;709187; said:
Ash, the money is yours.

Tell him to sue you for it. In Florida, he will lose. You had a contract (verbal stands in court) and he did not fill his end of the bargain.

Verbal agreements do stand in court, but it is damn hard to prove it. You would have to have people that witnessed this verbal contract. If not, it is your word against theirs and that = zip. I would give them their money back and next time write down the fact that a non refundable down payment exists. Have them sign it and then they are locked in to the deal. If they don't want to sign it, then they can't do anything until they buy the car in full and then have a written contract for that aswell. G/L with your sale.
 
softturtle;709311; said:
Verbal agreements do stand in court, but it is damn hard to prove it. You would have to have people that witnessed this verbal contract. If not, it is your word against theirs and that = zip. I would give them their money back and next time write down the fact that a non refundable down payment exists. Have them sign it and then they are locked in to the deal. If they don't want to sign it, then they can't do anything until they buy the car in full and then have a written contract for that aswell. G/L with your sale.

preponderance of the evidence...common sense shows that there was an agreement to buy the car and a portion of the money was paid. Later the guy backed out and wants his money back. What is so hard about that? Sure the guy will put up a song and dance but Ash is not the one that has the hard part to prove. The guy will have to convince the judge why he should get the money back.
 
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