Another TINT thread...this time involving the LAW
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From: san antonio,tx
this is a small updat eon the whole situation...
i plead NOT GUILTY and wanted a trial by jury...
hopefully they see it my way and i get a dismissed or i win the case...
still havent heard a thing from them..
for those in TEXAS i emailed my state rep, PETE GALLEGOS and his whole office as well as him were so :concerned" about the way the law was written, etc etc...
so maybe if we got more ppl to email him or thier state reps maybe we can change this thing.. like the way the bikers did with the helmet law...
i plead NOT GUILTY and wanted a trial by jury...
hopefully they see it my way and i get a dismissed or i win the case...
still havent heard a thing from them..
for those in TEXAS i emailed my state rep, PETE GALLEGOS and his whole office as well as him were so :concerned" about the way the law was written, etc etc...
so maybe if we got more ppl to email him or thier state reps maybe we can change this thing.. like the way the bikers did with the helmet law...
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Joined: 06-21-2006
Posts: 939
From: Calgary
I have a question concerning vehicles sold with this illegal tint.
Say you tint you windows to a level which is not legal and then you sell the vehicle, with the illegal tint, to a second party; do you have to disclose that the tint is done to an illegal level? Could the second party file for damages (ie. cost of removing tint, fines related to illegal tint) if they get pulled over?
Just curious to see if anyone knows how the law system handles these types of matters.
I know that, where I live, when it comes to real estate matters that if problems are not disclosed by the seller that they can be held liable. This of course is related to real estate which deals with much larger amounts of money but I'm wondering if car sales would be similar.
I guess there is always the "sold as is" clause or whatever.
Say you tint you windows to a level which is not legal and then you sell the vehicle, with the illegal tint, to a second party; do you have to disclose that the tint is done to an illegal level? Could the second party file for damages (ie. cost of removing tint, fines related to illegal tint) if they get pulled over?
Just curious to see if anyone knows how the law system handles these types of matters.
I know that, where I live, when it comes to real estate matters that if problems are not disclosed by the seller that they can be held liable. This of course is related to real estate which deals with much larger amounts of money but I'm wondering if car sales would be similar.
I guess there is always the "sold as is" clause or whatever.
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Joined: 04-30-2006
Posts: 9,149
From: Maryland Heights, MO
I have a question concerning vehicles sold with this illegal tint.
Say you tint you windows to a level which is not legal and then you sell the vehicle, with the illegal tint, to a second party; do you have to disclose that the tint is done to an illegal level? Could the second party file for damages (ie. cost of removing tint, fines related to illegal tint) if they get pulled over?
Just curious to see if anyone knows how the law system handles these types of matters.
I know that, where I live, when it comes to real estate matters that if problems are not disclosed by the seller that they can be held liable. This of course is related to real estate which deals with much larger amounts of money but I'm wondering if car sales would be similar.
I guess there is always the "sold as is" clause or whatever.
Say you tint you windows to a level which is not legal and then you sell the vehicle, with the illegal tint, to a second party; do you have to disclose that the tint is done to an illegal level? Could the second party file for damages (ie. cost of removing tint, fines related to illegal tint) if they get pulled over?
Just curious to see if anyone knows how the law system handles these types of matters.
I know that, where I live, when it comes to real estate matters that if problems are not disclosed by the seller that they can be held liable. This of course is related to real estate which deals with much larger amounts of money but I'm wondering if car sales would be similar.
I guess there is always the "sold as is" clause or whatever.
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