What they want is a release of liability. If you are not going to persue the matter any more and are satisifed with the return of the down payment, then sign the letter in front of a notary (most banks have them). Make sure that the letter includes a paragraph where the dealership holds you without liable also and that they will not attach or report anything unfavorable to a credit reporting agency. I'd look up example of liability releases on the web and cnstruct a similar letter.
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I have some questions please thanks you in advance as well.
Why would a dealer ask you to write and get a letter notorized for the other half of a refund they owe you for a used defective car that was returned to them for such defects?
They gave me half the downpayment back while returning car now they are offering to give other half of downpayment back as long as I write a notorized letter stating there will be no legal action taken against them? Should I do this? What actually are notorized letters? Do they hold up in court? The used dealer knows they are wrong and that I have a strong case and they don't want me taking them to court now so they gave me any offer? I am in maryland what do you think?
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Thanks you are always helping me each time I need help thank you so much but do they hold up in court for each party to go against those letters?
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