But the thread starter in the thread I linked to could be lying about his knowledge of the car's history. Just like what is being implied here.

 

seen the thread in scottish part of sn mate, seems your man is in australia.

 

No J i never mate, will have a nose. He's sent me a text saying he will have some info for me, but that was beggining of the week and nothing since. Still most things are in place now, so we'll see what he has to say

 

hes fooking you about mate, get this sorted asap! (in my opinion)

 

Just waiting for the report and valuation from subaru dealers near to me to come back, and a copy of a previously destroyed document.

 

jeez...... just another bod to pass on their condolences here!

whether the seller knew or didn't know that the car was in that condition doesn't matter, the fact that the car was in that condition means recourse against the seller (nice little civil action) and if the seller is clean and unaware thereself then they should have recourse from whoever they pruchased it from.

nice amount of buck passing your having to deal with!! i would have lost the plot along time ago and issued legal proceedings straight off.

 

I had my old car repaired by the insurance company and it does not show on the Hpi report. Big Tail end smash all boot floor replaced, but this was not recorded on the CAT register as the car was not a total loss.

It will only show on the HPI reports if the car was written off by the insurance company.

 

Top again for webby

 

Been flat out with work and competitions. Got a call last week from a friend of his, but nothing since. I have filed my papers etc and just awaiting a date now.

 

good hope you get it sorted people like him deserve his nads to be cut off for something like this how would he like it if it was his kids going in that car. the ****er

 

i was offered this car about a month ago,i was told at the time that the car was on the register by its then owner.
Gav

 

Dude i bought the car in september and asured it was HPI clear, So how can you have been offered it now as a insurance write off

 

Time for plan B Paul.

 

is this the previous owner undercover

 

the fact is if you can prove the seller misslead you on the sale you have a case, and by prove i mean in writing, ie adverts receipts etc, if its by mouth you have no case

caveat emptor does indeed apply the only possible case is as above missdescription, find out who he got it from weather they told him its a write off, look for his other adverts, get a letter in writing fromt his chap who says he was offered the car recentyl asnd was told its recorded

 

If its dangerous you have a better case and that does not rely on what the vendor may, or may not have known.

 

Got them all. Took a while but with the help of genuine scnetters got all the stuff i need. Thanks lads