Legal Question in Consumer Law in Florida

Re: Purchase of motorhome

You can do as you wish, but short of seller's compassion or actual fraud, you have no right to a refund.

Re: Purchase of motorhome

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You can return it by bringing it back to the Seller's home. There is no guarantee or right to get your money back, however. Once you buy a motor vehicle, it is yours. If you had doubts about the condition, you should have made arrangements to have it road tested and looked at by a mechanic prior to your purchase. If you can prove that you were defrauded, however, you might have some action against the Seller. If so, you should consult a local attorney to discuss your legal rights and possible remedies.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.