Massey v. Thomaston Ford Mercury

Cooper, Judge.

Appellant purchased a truck from appellee. The sales contract recited that the truck was equipped with a radio, air conditioning and power steering, however, these features were never installed. Six months later the truck was destroyed by fire, and nearly a year after purchase, appellant sent appellee a demand for relief pursuant to OCGA § 10-1-399 (b) of the Fair Business Practices Act which complained that the truck lacked the features listed above and alleged that the fire was caused by an electrical defect, which appellee failed to correct. The demand advised that appellant…