Subject	Usually, that boilerplate is only there to scare off
Posted by	Guy (SoCal) on March 21, 2005 at 6:37 PM
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In Reply To	Better start reading the repair order you signed.. posted by Spddracer on March 21, 2005 at 06:12 PM
Message	the easily intimidated. In California anyway, the dealer is required by law to take reasonable care to make sure your property is not damaged or stolen. They can not be held liable for the criminal activity of a 3rd party. However, if kraZfast can prove negligence, then the dealer will have to pay to replace the items. Negligence in this case, might be as simple as the dealer not keeping the car in a secure area, or allowing unauthorized persons to roam around the shop lockup area.
Follow Ups	Anyone have experience with their Z being vandalized - kraZfast 18:05:50 03/21/05 The mechanic took it. How else would he know a "computer" - 300zx90 18:12:25 03/21/05 Better start reading the repair order you signed.. - Spddracer 18:12:25 03/21/05 Usually, that boilerplate is only there to scare off - Guy (SoCal) 18:37:15 03/21/05 2nd (n/m) - mousersix (San Antonio) 08:35:17 03/22/05 I'm not sure of the letter of the law in regards to the - SirpriZ 19:49:15 03/21/05 Yes, - Hiratsuka0689 (ATL) 23:44:36 03/21/05 Though I tend to agree - Z U N L 01:42:13 03/22/05
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