Legal Question in Consumer Law in California
If i purchased a car during a private sale, and the car broke down on the way home, and buyer did not provide me a proof of smog, and when the car was taken to the shop it did not pass smog. Can i get my money back?
1 Answer from Attorneys
Generally used cars are sold as. Is...
However California has some specific rules from bar.ca.cov
Who pays for the Smog Check?
In private party transactions, the seller must provide the buyer with a proof of smog certification prior to the transfer of ownership. If the vehicle is purchased from a dealer, the passing Vehicle Inspection Report should be provided as part of the transfer documents. It is evidence that the vehicle meets state requirements for smog equipment. A vehicle that has not been issued a smog certification cannot be registered.
You have a claim to void the contract...
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