INTRODUCTION TO LAW

Introduction to law

Introduction to law

Case Scenario:

Tom had an unusually higher than expected tax refund this year and thought it would be fun to own a jet ski. However, Tom had no previous experience in buying jet skis and knew nothing about their mechanical functions and performance characteristics. He saw Mike's advertisement on the internet and arranged a time to visit Mike's shop to view the Jet Ski. The very first warm weekend after he had bought the Jet Ski Tom took it to Gleaning. Within ten minutes after he started using it the Jet Ski stopped working and the engine began to produce lots of smoke. Tom took it to a marine mechanic who informed him that the engine had never been overhauled and was beyond repair. A replacement engine would cost $4000. Tom is angry and upset. Mike tells Tom that he could have had the engine inspected before he agreed to buy it. Mike refuses to refund Tom's money or replace the engine. Now we have to give advice to the Tom for the legal actions to be taken against Mike.

If Tom buys a bike "eyes closed", then the law gives him a series of specific rights. Before you buy, the seller has given all the information they need to make an informed decision. Then it must be says: -• The name of the supplier and its address• a full description of the bike and its condition• the price including all taxes• delivery costs where they apply• payment terms• the terms and delivery date• you have the right to cancel the order• How long the offer or the price remains validThere followed a period of reflection. If the place Tom and ordered to pay the man you can always change your mind and cancel - and ...