Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Tennessee

fraudulent business practice vs. arbitration

i bought a used 1998 camaro(23,000 miles)at a

large dealership in montgomery,al.there was no

disclosure notice on the vehicle.the vehicle listed for $23,000.00.two weeks later i find out

that the vehicle has been wrecked and that the

damages were nearly $14,000.00.we were told by two different employees that the vehicle had never been wrecked.we also found out that the vehicle had been fixed by their own body shop.during the process we signed an arbitration agreement.lawyers in this state that we have contacted tell us that it will be difficult to overcome this binding arbitration agreement.can the arbitration be overcome?if yes,how do we go about doing it?


Asked on 7/31/99, 5:13 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys

Marshall Snyder Law Office Of Marshall Snyder

Re: fraudulent business practice vs. arbitration

I believe the advice you have received from

other attorneys is correct - the arbitration

agreement signed by you will be binding.

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Answered on 8/30/99, 3:33 pm


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