Re: [DML] Re: Insurance rider for public display

[Farrar Hudkins <fhudkins@xxxxxxxxx>]

That's exactly what I did -- I drew up a "statement of responsibility." Even
included a window of time during which I could have a mechanic look over the
vehicle and inspect for damage. I had a lawyer friend look it over and she
said the same thing as Welmoed -- "it will stand up in court, if necessary."
Be sure to include the VIN in the document, and have someone witness the
business owner's signature if possible.

Farrar Hudkins
#2613

On Tue, Oct 19, 2010 at 9:04 AM, Welmoed <welmoedj@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>
>
> A written terms & conditions, like used by businesses, will hold up in
> court if the other party ("buyer") tries to duck it.
> Of course in such a case it may take time and money to get what's yours.
>
> Welmoed.
>


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