Legal Question in Consumer Law in Utah
car was damaged my cars engine
following posted instructions at a car wash, i washed the engine of my car. due to that washing (as confirmed by a mechanic), my car recieved water damage to the engine that kept it from running properly. do i have legal grounds to take him to court, and if so, on what bases? thank you.
Asked on 10/29/02, 6:50 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Alvin Lundgren
Alvin R. Lundgren, L.C.
Re: car was damaged my cars engine
It depends on the instructions and disclaimer notices, if any, at the car wash, and on how you washed the engine. You may have some liability of your own for some negligence in how you washed the engine. The carwash will argue that you assume the risk of damage. The final decision will be up to a judge. The result will hinge on the actual facts you and the car wash prove at a trial.
Answered on 10/29/02, 7:06 pm
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