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28/8/2024 at 6:14pm
Location: Buckinghamshire
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If you're buying second-hand goods from a private seller, your rights are nowhere near as strong as when buying from a shop.
The only protection is that it's correctly described and the owner has the right to sell it. Here, it really is a case of caveat emptor or "let the buyer beware".
So if the seller says nothing or little about the goods and you buy it, then that's it. Even if it's shoddy, you weren't mis-sold, so have no comeback. Though if they lie to you – you do.
https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/reclaim/consumer-rights-refunds-exchange/#479585270
Consumer Rights and private sellers:
If you do buy a second-hand item from a private individual it only has to match any advertised description. This limited protection falls under The Misrepresentation Act for when an untrue fact or statement is made by the seller to convince a buyer to make a purchase.
A private seller isn't under any obligation to tell you about any faults or defects, and there's no requirement for the item to be of satisfactory quality or suitable for any specific purpose.
So, as you may have heard, purchasing from a private seller is a matter of 'buyer beware'. You should check the product thoroughly to ensure you are 100% happy before buying it.
For example:
Should you consider buying a used car privately, you ideally should have your own mechanic examine it and undertake checks on its history (HPI etc.) before purchasing, as you can't return it if faults are found at a later date.
If you privately purchase a caravan that turns out to have faults with it's electrics, cooker and shower. It will not have been misrepresented to you unless the seller specifically said all these components were in full working order.
https://www.catalystlaw.co.uk/blog/consumer-rights-on-second-hand-goods
She has no chance I would have thought, unless they can somehow prove you actually lied ( not just hid it ) about something significantly wrong with the van.
Just my personal thoughts, not the view of this website
Cheers
Ian
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