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Originally Posted by aznatama
Lol. Problem is, plaintiff would need to prove damages. So he's unlikely to prevail against the dealer in this case, unless he can show that the mess up caused actual damage.
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The proof that damage
will occur may be enough for a judge to rule that the plaintiff (OP in this case) is entitled to compensation. If, by showing the science, testimony from mechanics/experts, and documented cases similar to the OP's were presented, I do not see it unreasonable to see a judge agreeing to some sort of compensation from the defendant.