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Mechanics - Can they legally do this?

08-03-2006 2:39pm

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shanefeb

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#2 08-03-2006 3:23pm

rubadub

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Of course they cannot. They can strip out what they put in but I would expect they would have to put back the old item.

I am so certain they cannot since you would hear plenty of stories if they could, i.e. trying to charge and extra €50,000 for a new tire, why not do it if you could get away with it legally, hang onto the ferrrari and flog it.

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#3 13-03-2006 10:44pm

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The OP edited their post.. whats up? (Sorry just being curious)

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#4 13-03-2006 11:00pm

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JohnCleary wrote:

The OP edited their post.. whats up? (Sorry just being curious)

Not sure but I am going to lock it as there is no longer any point to this thread.

The OP can PM me if he wants it open again.

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