Land Rover Discovery 2 (2002 – 2004) Review
Land Rover Discovery 2 (2002 – 2004) At A Glance
Extensive facelift of Discovery 2 distinguished by new lights, new five-cylinder diesel engine and 700 improvements.
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Who needs to pay for my rotten Land Rover chassis?
No, absolutely nothing to do with the original owner because you did not buy it from him. And because the failure occurred more than six months from the date you bought the car the onus in court would be on you to prove that it was rotten when you bought it. You might win this one, but I don't think you will. It will sell on as a project car to someone who is happy to replace the chassis.
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What large 4x4 for £5k?
For £5k none of these are going to be reliable. Stark fact.
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Category B write-offs
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The vehicle should have been crushed, but can be used off road on private land. It can never be put back on the road.
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Reversal of fortune
Take the matter to The Small Claims Track of the County Court. Sue the woman with the cast directly. Inform your insurer that this is what you propose to do in order to recover any losses incurred as a result of the woman's lies. She probably won't lie in court because her solicitor will tell her that the penalty for perjury even in a civil court can be a prison sentence. If she does continue to lie, the fact she was wearing a cast at the time (and should not have been driving at all) will destroy her story. Any photos taken at the time (camera or mobile phone) will help.
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