Legal Advice?
#1
Girlfriend had to rent a van for a work trip, on the way back they had a blow out.
The police came to take a look at the vehicle and condemned all the tyres as unroadworthy\very dangerous...
1.Girlfriend could of been killed
2.Another motorist/pedestrian could of been killed
3.Girlfriend could of been prosecuted for driving unroadworthy vehicle
Anything I can do apart from give this company fecking abuse...
Iam F***** fuming!
Cheers
The police came to take a look at the vehicle and condemned all the tyres as unroadworthy\very dangerous...
1.Girlfriend could of been killed
2.Another motorist/pedestrian could of been killed
3.Girlfriend could of been prosecuted for driving unroadworthy vehicle
Anything I can do apart from give this company fecking abuse...
Iam F***** fuming!
Cheers
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Did ye not check said vehicle before signing the form - tut tut..
this one nearly caught me out, I rejected two vans due to faults inc bald tyres, last time I rented..
I think it happens quite a lot.. [img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img]
this one nearly caught me out, I rejected two vans due to faults inc bald tyres, last time I rented..
I think it happens quite a lot.. [img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img]
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aiii, enterprise n all other rental companies make u check the car b4 taking it, if u have took it whilst it is unfit for the road then Im affraid u or your sister who ever signed for the car is liable
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