Thanks Keith, he is playing the game from his end saying he is going to his lawyer, this is his latest email to me: I have previously mentioned neglegence as selling a car in the state this one is in, with what is now failed brakes / suspension etc is negligent.
James,
I have spoken to my solicitor today, who informs me that we cannot have
a meeting until late afternoon this Friday, November 19th, 2010.
I am unable to answer any emails until I have met with him, and will get
back to you within the time period specified by you.
You mention negligence, the accusation of which is not to be taken likely.
So that there are no misunderstandings, I would be quite willing to go to
court, notwithstanding the cost, in order to defend my good name.
I shall be in contact with you in due course.
Basil Antoni
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My reply:
Basil,
I am not accusing you of anything, what I said was if an inspection was indeed carried out as your web site states you have done to your vehicles then this damage would have been highlighted. Then you knowingly sold a car with damage.
Or you in fact did not have an inspection carried out, and therefore your website is mis leading.
Which of the above is the case?
This is something you can answer without needing to speak with a lawyer.
I still fail to see why you need a lawyer. At this moment in time I want things to be made easy.
I get my money back as the car is not fit for purpose in which it was sold, you collect the car and either have it repaired and sell it on or cut your losses and send to auction.
We both walk away from this situation then back where we were before we meet.
Why do things need to be made so complicated.
Regards
James