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Question by AA2: How to find puppy Laws in WA State/or “Unfit for Sale” Laws?
I am looking for information on how to find out what the puppy lemon laws are in WA State and or laws stateing information on what “Unfit for Sale” laws are for breeders.
P.s. I have used google and other resources and cannot seem to find what I am looking for. This was the last place for me to try. Other wise I have no idea where to begin correctly.
Thanks… hope this will help guide me in the right direction.

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Answer by Barry C
google is where you should be looking for that.

or if you must on YA. then the dogs section under pets seems a better bet then here.

google is gonna be faster though.

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Question by frustrated: where do I find lemon laws in wv pertaining to used car?

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Answer by Nunoyvgvna Awi
http://www.kahnandassociates.com/case_review_ppc.php?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=virginia+lemon+law&utm_campaign=virginia_national

http://autopedia.com/html/LemonLaw/WV_lemonlaw2.html

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Question by TO/CUTE99: Does anyone know anything about lemon laws in nevada on a used car?
whwn u have a service contract

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Answer by Otto
“Lemon laws” are only for NEW cars, not used. If you have a service contract, have it serviced. If you mean you have a warranty, have it fixed.

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Question by juliebpayne: NC lemon laws, No warranty, Financed vehicle?
I bought a 2003 Dodge durango from a Buy here-pay here lot 8 DAYS ago. It had 223,000 miles. It came with no warranty. I paid 00 down and payments of a week. This morning the engine locked up and its looking at about 00 to fix!!! Thats about what I owe on it! I have 3 young kids..4 yr old twins and a 1 yr old. This is our family vehicle. I know there’s got to be some kind of laws out there to protect someone in this position!!! We live paycheck to paycheck as it is! What can I do? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

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Answer by whocares
You bought it. You own it.

Laws ? To protect you from yourself ?

You could have had it checked out. You chose not to.

Ask the dealer if he will forgive the note for giving the truck back. That’s the best you can hope for.

The 00 is gone.

And you legally owe the balance.

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Question by freezaburn504: help with tn lemon laws please?
i recently bought a vehicle as is from a dealership on a saturday the car had many engine misfires and even cut off a few times. i brought the car back to the dealership the following tuesday and explained the problem. they hooked up a diagnostic machine and told me the reason was because the car sat too long.the dealer even told me to crank it up 3 times to ensure that it would stop.i brought it back when i made my first payment and told them that the problem got worse.finally the car just died on me. what can i do in this situation?

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Answer by Golden
from Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance:

A “Lemon” is a motor vehicle sold or leased after January 1, 1987, that has a defect or condition that substantially impairs the motor vehicle; and the manufacturer, its agent, or authorized dealer cannot repair the vehicle after three attempts or the vehicle is out of service for repairs for a cumulative total of 30 or more days during the term of protection. This Law is only applicable if the vehicle was bought new.

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Question by carlo rossi: does WA state have any private party lemon laws? i can prove the car was in bad condition when the sellor boug?
t the car but did not disclose important information.

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Answer by Scott H
Nope. Private party car sales are “as is”. The rule of law is “buyer beware”.

I have to ask, if you can prove the car was in bad condition when the seller bought it, why would you buy it?

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Question by JJ: does ne 1 kno missouri laws cuz i just got a used car 27 days ago froma dealer ship its already messin up?
I don’t think the lemon law would apply to it,

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Answer by oklatom
Used cars, sold in any state, unless you got a written warranty with it when you bought it, as sold AS IS.

Lemon laws are very specific, and apply only to new cars under certain circumstances.

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Question by Shorty: private party sale lemon laws in AZ?
Are there any lemon laws that protect you from a private sale if the car caught fire after a week

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Answer by **Uncle Jed Sez**
NO. Lemon laws only cover new car. And all private party sales are AS IS meaning no warranty. So the car is yours to fix ,sell or junk and move on……………..&&&

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Question by shugarsn: Does the state of Maine have lemon laws?

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Answer by INSOMNIAC
Yes and the statute you are looking for is chapter 203-A 6 Title 10& 1161- 1169, if you will type (maine lemon law) into the search bar at the top of your answers page where your question is posted you will find a link to a consumer guide you can download.~

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Question by Damian C: MA Lemon Laws, Who do I contact when the dealer doesn’t budge, taxes?
Hi, I am asking a question for a friend who bought a really crappy GM product 2001 Pont. Sunfire with a warranty for state inspection or 7 days. It over-heated the first day she bought it. The dealer was nice about everything and replaced the cap to the coolant res, which fixed the over heating problem. Then when we went to get it inspected monitors weren’t ready, tires were bad and an exhaust leak, we were told to drive about 100 miles to get monitors ready and to get dealer to fix the other problems, on the way to the dealer, check engine light came on, so the monitors were up. When we got to dealer, he was again very nice, took the car in, fixed everything. Went back to inspection 2 days later, failed again, monitors weren’t ready, exhaust leak still existed (I think the dealer mearly replaced the muffler). So we drove it until the monitors were ready, which was when the check engine came back on. It has been back to the dealers 11 times since. Every time the same check engine problem. Now the dealer is starting to be rude to my friend about the problems, raising his voice over the phone and the like, being cold when we drop off the car, and since the first problems the rotor is starting to make rubbing and skreaching noises, which we alerted the dealer about, and it was never fixed. So today we are going asking for a replacement vehicle (It’s easier than dealing with a refund, I don’t want another car from them, but whatever) or a refund. But the main question is, who do I contact if the dealer doesn’t want to take it back for give a refund? My dad said something about attorney general of our state, but I am not positive. We don’t really want to go to court but this guy is sleezy enough that it might come down to it. Also, ho do we go about getting taxes back for the car? Does the dealer give them to use, and then he fill out a form or something? Or do we have to go to the registry and do the ol’ back and forth with them? Any real help would be appreciated, the car still isn’t inspected because it is at the dealer every 1 out of 5 days, so the warranty is still intact. Please do not comment if you have nothing of use to say. Thank-you everyone -Damian.

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Answer by kelly_f_1999
seen the first problem you said 2001 then there is no lemon law for it lemon law apply to new cars not used cars

you buy used car as is no refunds and no court wil help you sorry when you buy used car you check them first for signs of problems what shape they in before you pay for them not after it has a problem before you buy it then you repair it after you buy it its your problem sorry that’s the way it works
you but with a warranty? or was it as is
did you check the car fro signs of problems
type into search box
how to check a used car
how to buy a used car

sorry there is no lemon laws for used cars
in many states its buy as is if thats the case
you like what you saw
you payed for it and drove it off lot its yours
and what ever problems it had before are yours
thats why you check its shape before you pay

warranty for state inspection or 7 days dont mean nothing sorry and most car warranty cover new cars owners not once you sale it

you can try to sue and get your money back but unlikey

go a head talk with a lawyer about it now

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