Unexpected Repair Cost Dispute
Summary
If there was an agreed price that was significantly exceeded without consent, it could be a breach of contract. If the business intentionally misled your father about the cost, it might be fraudulent misrepresentation. For specific advice, consult a local attorney.Full Conversation
So, my father had given a service to a business in hopes to repair his tractor. When he was given the estimates, in person, the employees had informed him that the total costs were going to be anywhere from $*-*,* max. My father, given that impression, was fine with it, and had let them begin their services. However, a couple days have passed, and the business calls my father that the tractor of his chair was broken, and it was going to be an additional $*. Again, my father was fine with the charges, as he was given the assumption that the overall costs of service was going to be $*,* at most. But, a couple more days have past, and the business informs my father that the repairs are going to be a lot more expensive than what my father had thought, but the new estimate was never disclosed. Now, the business has my family's tractor in their possession, and won't give it back until we pay them $12k in services, but the $12k was never disclosed until at the very last minute. Does my family have any grounds against this business to take them to court? And, if so, what is the terminology for wha this business did to my family called?
Hello ****, this situation could potentially be considered a breach of contract or fraudulent misrepresentation. Here are some relevant points:
- If there was an agreed price (verbal or written) that was significantly exceeded without consent, it could be a breach of contract.
- If the business intentionally misled your father about the cost, it might be fraudulent misrepresentation.
Remember, this is general guidance. For specific advice, please consult a local attorney.
- If there was an agreed price (verbal or written) that was significantly exceeded without consent, it could be a breach of contract.
- If the business intentionally misled your father about the cost, it might be fraudulent misrepresentation.
Remember, this is general guidance. For specific advice, please consult a local attorney.
In re Zandi, * S.W.3d * (Tex. App.—Fort Worth *, no pet.
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describe that case
Sure, I'd be happy to provide a brief description of the case "In re Zandi, * S.W.3d * (Tex. App.—Fort Worth *, no pet.)":
- Case Name: In re Zandi
- Citation: * S.W.3d *
- Court: Texas Court of Appeals, Fort Worth
- Year: *
- Outcome: No petition for review was filed.
Overview:
This case involved a legal matter reviewed by the Texas Court of Appeals in Fort Worth. The details of the case typically revolve around family law, civil disputes, or other state jurisdiction matters. The court's opinion would provide specifics on the rulings and legal principles applied.
For the full details, you can access the case through legal databases or court records. Is there anything specific you want to know about this case?
- Case Name: In re Zandi
- Citation: * S.W.3d *
- Court: Texas Court of Appeals, Fort Worth
- Year: *
- Outcome: No petition for review was filed.
Overview:
This case involved a legal matter reviewed by the Texas Court of Appeals in Fort Worth. The details of the case typically revolve around family law, civil disputes, or other state jurisdiction matters. The court's opinion would provide specifics on the rulings and legal principles applied.
For the full details, you can access the case through legal databases or court records. Is there anything specific you want to know about this case?
ok so what happened in that case
The case "In re Zandi, * S.W.3d * (Tex. App.—Fort Worth *)" involved a legal dispute reviewed by the Texas Court of Appeals. To provide more specific details about the case, including the court's opinion and rulings, I'll need to access legal databases or court records.
Is there a specific aspect of the case you're interested in, such as the legal issue, the court's decision, or the implications of the ruling?
Is there a specific aspect of the case you're interested in, such as the legal issue, the court's decision, or the implications of the ruling?
yeah I need to know what that case was about please and what happened and what was the ruling
Case Rating: *
The case "In re Zandi, * S.W.3d * (Tex. App.—Fort Worth *)" is a legal matter reviewed by the Texas Court of Appeals in Fort Worth. Here's a brief summary:
- Case Name: In re Zandi
- Citation: * S.W.3d *
- Court: Texas Court of Appeals, Fort Worth
- Year: *
- Outcome: No petition for review was filed.
The case "In re Zandi, * S.W.3d * (Tex. App.—Fort Worth *)" is a legal matter reviewed by the Texas Court of Appeals in Fort Worth. Here's a brief summary:
- Case Name: In re Zandi
- Citation: * S.W.3d *
- Court: Texas Court of Appeals, Fort Worth
- Year: *
- Outcome: No petition for review was filed.
Overview:
The case typically involves family law, civil disputes, or other state jurisdiction matters. The court's opinion would provide specifics on the rulings and legal principles applied.
For more detailed information, you may need to access legal databases or court records. Is there a specific aspect of the case you're interested in, such as the legal issue, the court's decision, or the implications of the ruling?
The case typically involves family law, civil disputes, or other state jurisdiction matters. The court's opinion would provide specifics on the rulings and legal principles applied.
For more detailed information, you may need to access legal databases or court records. Is there a specific aspect of the case you're interested in, such as the legal issue, the court's decision, or the implications of the ruling?
yeah im interested in the ruling
Case Rating: *
The ruling in the case "In re Zandi, * S.W.3d * (Tex. App.—Fort Worth *)" is not readily available without accessing specific legal databases or court records. Generally, this case would detail the court's opinion on the legal issue at hand.
Is there a particular legal database or record you have access to?
The ruling in the case "In re Zandi, * S.W.3d * (Tex. App.—Fort Worth *)" is not readily available without accessing specific legal databases or court records. Generally, this case would detail the court's opinion on the legal issue at hand.
Is there a particular legal database or record you have access to?