Legal Opinion
Richardson v. Car Lot Co.
Akron Municipal Court
Decided November 7, 1983No. 83 CVF 3222PublishedCited by 3 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtSchneiderman, J.
The trial was held on September 30, 1983. George T. Richardson (“Richardson”) seeks a rescission, $7,500 in damages, and attorney fees from the defendant. The defendant, Car Lot Company (“Car Lot”) is an Ohio corporation d.b.a. Kar Lot Co. and American Acceptance Co., Ltd.
On June 3, 1982, Car Lot sold and delivered a 1975 Ford Mustang to Richardson for $1,895. Added to that sales price was sales tax, filing fee, and $325 for “delivery, get ready, and handling,” or a total purchase price of $2,349.23. Richardson paid $600 cash down and traded in his 1974 Buick for the balance owed. The balance…
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