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Checking dealer

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  • 08-01-2008 8:27pm
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    IncredibleHulk
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    I want to check out a car dealer before buying. He is apparently a 'one man show' but is not on the www.cro.ie site as his own name. Is there any way I can find out what he is regd under, or who he may be involved with. His busness forecourt sign says 'joe bloggs car sales' Obviously not joe bloggs


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    NBar
    Registered Users Posts: 591 ✭✭✭NBar


    How about posting the name here and someone will be able to tell you through a PM if you wish


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    cantdecide
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    A friend of the family had four of his bikes at a repair shop recently. One of them was stolen from the workshop. The official name of the business is something like 'Tim's Taxis' and when my uncle enquired as to what he was going to do about it, because it was in his care afterall, he was told get stuffed- I'm not a registered business, I do this as a hobby.

    So you are right to be suspicious.


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    rebel.ranter
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    cantdecide wrote: »
    A friend of the family had four of his bikes at a repair shop recently. One of them was stolen from the workshop. The official name of the business is something like 'Tim's Taxis' and when my uncle enquired as to what he was going to do about it, because it was in his care afterall, he was told get stuffed- I'm not a registered business, I do this as a hobby.

    So you are right to be suspicious.

    If he is regularly doing repairs of bikes as a hobby for other people the work he does can be viewed as being covered under contract law.
    (Did a module on business law recently & this was mentioned about hobby businesses)


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    cantdecide
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    rebel.ranter wrote: »
    If he is regularly doing repairs of bikes as a hobby for other people the work he does can be viewed as being covered under contract law.
    (Did a module on business law recently & this was mentioned about hobby businesses)

    I think officially he isn't getting paid for it.

    My brother once took a case against a guy who had a full garage at home and was permanently turning around several cars at a time. He bought a crash damaged Inca, fixed it and sold it to my brother but he used parts from a donor from the wrong year and it caused alomost a grand's worth of damage to the gearbox. It got thrown out.


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