Harley sale
This is a discussion on Harley sale within the Online Purchases & Sales forum, part of the Internet Law category; I closed a deal yesterday 7-7-09 on my 2006 softail springer custom classic. The sale price was 12 thousand dollars. ...
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Jul 8th, 2009, 04:54 PM
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Harley sale
I closed a deal yesterday 7-7-09 on my 2006 softail springer custom classic. The sale price was 12 thousand dollars. The winning buyer, a real eastate attorney said he bought another bike and doesn't want mine. I saved all e-mail correspondence in which he basically said there is no legally binding contract, and I am wasting my time trying to get retribution. Do I have any recoarse?
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Jul 9th, 2009, 11:51 AM
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Re: Harley sale
You have to re-sell it but can sue him in small claims for any loss or extra costs you incur.
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