Subject	Technically yes, you could put down a deposit of $10
Posted by	SlicktopTT on September 24, 2002 at 1:35 PM
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In Reply To	hey slicktopTT and boileralum00 answer me this posted by latoilette on September 24, 2002 at 01:20 PM
Message	to reserve a set price while the vehicle itself may still be for sale. I have also worked at an auto dealer. There have been numerous times that I have seen someone put down a deposit and the dealer still sell the car. All they have to do is provide another one comparable at the same price. Dealers will often tell you that the vehicle is still for sale. Unless the deposit is non-refundable there is no risk of loss and people could put down deposits all over to reserve a price.
Follow Ups	is deposit refundable? PLZ READ and reply. - latoilette 11:47:31 09/24/02 no, deposit is not refundable...you spent it (n/m) - damaged(pittsburgh) 11:52:19 09/24/02 deposit is non-refundable. keep the money. it's yours. - cant_z_me 11:55:44 09/24/02 (Law) Deposit. (a) A bailment of money... - Flycaz (MLB, FL) 12:01:20 09/24/02 A deposit is refundable unless you state otherwise > - SlicktopTT 12:02:38 09/24/02 Agreed. Sounds like some people could benefit from a - boileralum00 12:33:00 09/24/02 no sounds like some old timers need to brush up on their law - cant_z_me 12:48:02 09/24/02 Old timer? I just graduated in 2000 w/ a BS in Management! - boileralum00 12:59:17 09/24/02 haha..managment isn't law - cant_z_me 13:08:06 09/24/02 No, but the general law and the contract law classes I took - boileralum00 13:14:31 09/24/02 hey slicktopTT and boileralum00 answer me this - latoilette 13:20:15 09/24/02 Technically yes, you could put down a deposit of $10 - SlicktopTT 13:35:42 09/24/02 Neither is poly/sci. An excerpt I found - SlicktopTT 13:28:44 09/24/02 uh,yes it is...poli-sci=major before you got to law skoo (n/m) - cant_z_me 12:34:36 09/25/02 I think you are all wrong>>>> - CKZ(CA) 14:08:26 09/24/02 ??? Any form of payment deemed acceptable by both parties - boileralum00 15:30:56 09/24/02 Actually The law is covered in Article 2 of the UCC. - Flycaz (MLB, FL) 13:24:58 09/24/02 49 states (Louisiana is still holding out, last I heard) - boileralum00 15:33:12 09/24/02 Legally, Keep it. Friendly, Give it back. (n/m) - MugenRacer 13:41:38 09/24/02 Re: is deposit refundable? PLZ READ and reply. - BigMacZ 13:47:10 09/24/02 No deposit is so you could not sell out from under him>> - RT 13:52:48 09/24/02 there was a contract - latoilette 16:05:46 09/24/02 Don't be a cheap bastard, just give him his money back. (n/m) - Kenny (9 psi TT + NA) 15:44:40 09/24/02 It's yours ... if he doesn't get what a deposit is ... - markpearl91tt 18:32:52 09/24/02
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