A Gross Misrepresentation
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2024
- The plaintiff bought a car from the defendant. He claims the defendant told him the car was in great shape, but he was duped. He’s suing for his money back. The defendant argues the plaintiff test drove the car and loved it. He refuses to return any payment.
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If you have a code scanner you ABSOLUTELY can clear a code. He’s a liar
GOD SEEN IT
Soon as he started talking l thought Liar liar liar🤨
Yep, you absolutely can. I have one, and when my "check engine" light came on, I was able to read the code. I called my mechanic, told him what the code was, and he was able to tell me that it wasn't anything major. He had me clear the code, and it hasn't come back on since. I paid $15.00 for my code reader, and it has saved me hundreds of dollars. Repairs shops charge over $100.00 to plug the reader in and find the code, which is just to find out what the problem is, that doesn't include any repairs. They'll clear the code for you but if you don't write down the code they give you before getting it fixed and it's cleared, you might as well wait until the light comes back on to take it to the repair shop because they're not going to know what was or is wrong with it without the code. Auto Zone will get the code for you for free, but you still need to write it down or don't have it cleared until you have it fixed. If you have any vehicle that puts out codes when something on the dash lights up, and most vehicles on the road today do. You could save yourself a lot of money and trouble by purchasing a code reader that works with the YEAR AND MODEL of your vehicle. They're not a one size fits all product.
Absolutely! I saw a person do it with my own eyes
The videos on how to clear the check engine light are all on TH-cam.
Bro came back around the corner to hear what the defendant had to say 😂😂
😂😂😂 that’s exactly what I said out loud
That wasn't him. That was the ghost of a litigant who died on the set during a dog bite case.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
He was ready for the smoke
🤣
Damn, pops came back to see what old boy had to say at the end 😂😂😂
😂😂😂
😂😂😂 he sure did
I’m a Pittman. Wonder if we’re related? 😊
Because he got that James Brown in him🤭and Papa don't take no mess🤭
😅can't wait till the end, lol...(( 3m in))
Grandpa wanted the smoke.
He talked like James Brown and Papa don't take no mess🤭
Mac Donald's 😅
Grandpa wanted his money. Scamming should be illegal
@@phyllisneither9097 l agree 😘👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
He a Georgia boi heck yeah he wanted all the smoke 💨
Pops said he gonna try and sell it or throw a match to it LMFAOOOOOO that took me AWT!! 😭😭😭😭😭
Old school talk🤭l think the defendant was a scammer🤨
😅😅😅 that was insane to say that on t.v.
The Son that's going to pick up the car should have been there when he bought the car as well.
How u kno what he got going on? lol tf?
Not his son’s responsibility
@@TROLLzenbergRAW females reach like stretch Armstrong fam lol they on auto mode with nuts and what ifs that’s why they need us lol
I said what I said, the son should’ve been there to help his pops out . lol TF 😂🤣🤣😂
@@TROLLzenbergRAW they seen a sucker so they licked it😂🤣🤣😂
Aye...why pops come back at the end to hear what the defendants were saying? 😅
Cause he knows he’s was lying.
😂😂😂
Because he's from Georgia like James Brown and Papa don't take no mess 🤭
Scammers show their guilt this way.
Idk something about ripping off a grandpa just boils my blood. You know that guy reset the check engine light. You can tell pops was a standup guy, the other man wouldn’t even look his way….
In total agreement with you on that!!
GOD SEEN IT
I was thinking the SAME thing 🤨he tricked him🤨
Right. He’s horrible
That man definitely turned off that check engine light. What a thief! One way to protect yourself against this is ask the seller for something like a 24 hour warranty . If there is anything the seller was hiding about the car it usually manifests pretty quickly within a few hours
I never seen anybody come back around the corner 😅😅😅😅
He 10000% reset that code
Which is always a possibility and that is why you have a mechanic check a car from the 90s.
If it's the gas cap are you sure about that
Yup
Absolutely did, even just happens to have a scan tool handy to "check" why the light came on, it's only a vacume leak, just so happens it is some rotted rubber hose in the bowls of the engine that requires engine removal to replace😂
Next time check the car and resetting the light doesn’t make it stay off for long. lol
They erased the codes on that vehicle. There's no way a 1999 vehicle wouldn't have a check engine light on it. Buyer should've DEFINITELY had a mechanic with him!! Lesson learned old school!!💪🏽💪🏽
Not necessarily I brought a 1998 Subaru from a older lady for $500 in mint condition no lights at all the most I’ve put into that car was oil changes and tires until I gave it to my lil sis it’s a rare unicorn but can be possible lol
Older cars diagnostic systems weren't as large and took alot more obvious issues to set the light off.
Newer cars have sensors for everything and can glitch with small spikes or dips in voltage
Why would a 1999 even cost 5k? He overpaid;
Unc said, “I’m not goin back dine neh” and came back around that corner daring them to let him hear them say the wrong thing 😂😂💀💀💀💀💀
Sir, with all due respect you need to have someone with you in the future AND pay a legitimate mechanic to check out the car before you pay & sign for it.
She only believed the defendant and his witnesses about him driving the vehicle ... the plaintiff kept saying that he was sitting idle in the vehicle when the light came on ... bad verdict
I agree!
The law says if you buy a car without a warranty, it is an 'As Is' sale and it doesn't matter what or who the judge believes. The judge is restricted by laws just as well as the citizens who appear in court. I 'believe' you have issues of comprehension.
He can definitely clear the check engine light code with a scanner that defendant said he had.
The plaintiff was an idiot, he could have gone to PA and registered the car in 30 minutes.
Even with that taken into account, his main issue was that he could not prove that the car seller was committing fraud. The plaintiff absolutely needed a mechanic to look at that car before any money passed hands. It sucks honestly, but this was a poor lapse in judgement that he had to pay for. It will likely cost him more money to fix the car and attempt to resell it as well. The defendant in all likelihood knew the car was crap, and I hate people like that. But the plaintiff didn't take any steps to protect himself.
You absolutely can clear the error light by plugging in one of those computer readers. It Will come back on after a few miles.
We all know used car sales are buyer beware
Not in my state. A car is covered by the Arizona Used Car Lemon Law if a major component of your car breaks before the earlier of 15 days or 500 miles after you buy the car.
If it breaks, you’ll still have to pay up to $25 for the first two repairs.
The recovery for the consumer is the purchase amount paid for the car.
@@Phenobarbidoll. that is pertaining to dealerships. Not private party sells
@@2LitProduction true enough. The ADOT Office of the Inspector General reviews complaints from people who feel they have been a victim of fraud and determines if anyone has broken the law. This also applies to private sales. If someone rolled back the odometer or manually turned off warning lights, for example.
I learned that, and how deposits are non refundable from People's Court!
@Phenobarbidoll. : I would love to see that law you are referring to on a 20 year old car because I can't find it on a car that okd.
Every dog has his day...smh
Sham on him for lying to an old man
Defendant seems very rude and abrupt,he's dodgy
He came back to see "what was said🧐" He's a old skool fool😂
Pops was not playing at the end. He wanted the smoke with all three of them.
When the defendant came in I thought I was watching the episode of sopranos.😂
That’s F’D up they got over on him like that
I think Judge Milian should tell people how important it is to have a mechanic look at a used car before buying it
She ALWAYS does...
@@Julie-sl8ulI think they were being sarcastic
That’s common sense
She always does
Yeah. She'd be doing a great service to the public if she would only...
She sat there listen to this man like THE ENTIRE TIME. And still was like “oh well” and they have the nerve to call this “ the Justice system” the shit is so sad man
Ole School Wanna Fight At The EnD Bruh …I feel So Bad for him But He definitely should’ve had a mechanic check the SUV out before he gave him 1 red cent 🤦🏽♀️
There’s no $5k Mercedes that doesn’t need at least double that in repairs!
In PA the seller would have to be with him personally to get the car signed over.
We bought a van in NJ once and were not able to do the paperwork. We had to meet the seller in PA before the paperwork could be done. Was a huge hassle and took a week for the guy to be able to meet us in. But in the end it got done.
Who else has watch so many PC That if they get sued or sue will be so prepared it’s not even funny?
Yes. Went to court last year and won I had my ducks in a row thanks to people court and judge judy
@@dreab92 you’d make her proud. lol nothing judges hate more than when people don’t have evidences to back their case
I think I know about the law than most people. JM always explains how the law works and moves to make to prevent the legal process.
If his son lives in Pennsylvania then he could register the car in his name
Right!
his son lives in jersey if i caught tht right
@@thtsnotmiaHe said he has a son who lives in Pennsylvania & sons in Jersey.
The blokes just a scammer . My husband was a used car salesman and he could be a slimy bugger when selling cars . NEVER TRUST A USED CAR SALESMAN.
This might be one of my favorite episodes why am i back here watching this again 😂😂
I remember this episode too, yet here I am watching it until the end again.
When grandpa 👴🏾 came back from around that corner at the end. 🤣🤣😫😭😭
Pops standing on biz 😂
I'm not saying that the elder is stupid, but he sure acted country in this case😅
Pops came back talking bout, say it in my face.
You constantly hear an as is sale is final. You constantly hear take a mechanic. Yet people still go and purchase a vehicle without adhering to those recommendations, and then expect the judgement to be in their favor.
Thought that was richie dollaz for a sec 😂
When he’s asked at the end if he knew this would happen when he sold him the car, he said “no” but looks like he wanted to nodd his head before he shook it no. #bodylanguage
Haven't listened to the case yet to see what the circumstances are but I know generally if you buy a used car it is without a warranty...UNLESS the seller purposefully hid a problem...Such as knowing it has a leak and putting a piece of tape over it to prevent the leak from showing right away...Or in this case clearing the check engine light
I bought a 2000 Jeep Wrangler and the next day .... check engine light came on. Poo poo happens. It is mine to fix.
People getting SO upset about the check-engine light! There's NO major problem that lights that light. In almost all cases, you can safely drive the vehicle for months with the light on.
The way the plaintiff stared him down when the defendant walked into the courtroom 😂
Great adult decision, spend money on a 20 plus year old Mercedes instead of buying a Japanese car that will last and is cheap to fix
That man is too damn old to not know what “as is” means. I learned that lesson at 19yo!🤦♀️
He's country 🤭and he's not thinking like a city person 😉
The way he came around the corner....lmbo
I know I shouldn’t be laughing but the end when the plaintiff came back around the corner to hear the defendant’s testimony. 😂😅😅
Why would you pay $4000 for a 21 year old car? Seems a little nutty especially if you can get a 2 year old car for $4000
If the man from Georgia has property in that state, he should be able to get a trip permit to get the car home.
I'm so confused as to why they couldn't get temp plates in one state if the tags are from another?? Didn't go thru that when my mom and I moved from Utah to Oregon
99 Mercedes ? 5k? Wow . He could have gotten a nicer and newer car for that price .
Decatur, Georgia -my hometown.
Pops was having buyers remorse. 😂😂
People's you have to know that after buying a used vehicle you gonna have to put at least a couple of grand into it within the first 2 weeks. 85-90% Fact.
Buyer's remorse
old man tried to live ghetto fabulous
A 1999 Mercedes is a big gamble anyway.
5k is CHEAP for a SUV what did he expect!? New vehicle at discount price!?
This life is only temporary….
Be mindful of your actions and how you treat people.
After watching thousands of cases like this, I decided there are more men who PRETEND to know anything about cars than those who actually do. "As-is" is as basic as it gets.
Haha...the story at the end reminds me of: I used to know this old guy from England, John. One day where John worked, a call comes through to the management offices (John was the manager) and the owner of the place picks up the phone...and could be heard saying "Oh..yes sir! Just one moment, your excellency..."- then he turns to John and says in a reverential tone "It's *Lord Blyton* from England, for you!". John takes the phone and casually says "Yeah, Bill. What's up?"....
The plaintiff needs a POWER OF ATTORNEY!
4000 for a 23 yr old car is heavy.
We all know how this is going to end….
The end was so funny
My head is spinning!
Drive it to ATL and take the ticket😅
It's a shame that Adrian's uncle lost this case. If only Adrian learned anything from watching all these videos, like private sales are as-is and that it's cheaper to pay a mechanic $100 than to blindly purchase for a few thousand.
The defendant is a scammer, for he knew he did not have a clear title and the Plaintiff would have a hard time getting the car legally titled and get plates. Conned and scammed.
If you watch any Judge show, or you have common sense you always "Have car checked by a mechanic BEFORE you BUY IT!!!
"MacDonald's. My father says that too😅
My uncle says it too. A d he puts extra emphasis on the 'mac'. Cute.
No warranty, No luck.
Lemon Law doesn't apply to individual sales.
It does if you have a warranty.. you can get a warranty on a used car.. dealer or private sales.. in writing.. I have had some usually it’s 90 days or $3k miles for example
Lemon laws only apply to new cara
@@Ellie80681
I said: NO WARRANTY as in there wasn't a warranty.
The dude was mad. He stepped back to see what they were saying. Then they cut to a close -up, perhaps when they escorted him out.
Sir it's a Mercedes why would you ever think to buy it lol
The defendant is a jerk and ripped that old man off.
He could've had it registered, Ive personally did this at least 6 times
Wrong judge for this issue. Should've had a male judge who knows about mechanical stuff. That code was definitely reset manually.
C’mon he’s too old not to know that!
I'm often astonished by cases on the People's Court where plaintiffs expect a used car, like a 1999 model, to come with the same warranties and features as a new car, and are shocked when it doesn't meet their expectations. Judge Milian frequently advises that everyone should either bring a mechanic or take the car to a mechanic for a $100 check-up to identify any potential issues before purchasing. Typically, private sales don't come with warranties, unlike dealer sales. In this case, the plaintiff spent $4,000 and then decided hours later that the car wasn't worth it. The crucial mistake was signing the title before thoroughly inspecting the vehicle. This individual clearly failed to "think twice and act once," making a poor decision on a car old enough to vote.
11:28 The camera spanning over to him watching dude got me in tearssssss i literally have tearssss in my eyes 😅😅😅
There's a right and wrong way to put on a gas cap? Let me count the ways...😂
You’re buying a used car for $5k. Take it to get it checked out before you buy a used car. If someone clears a code then when you take it to a shop they can tell right away. Get your shit checked out first lol.
Excellent title for the case...smile
"good luck to you whatever" 😂😂😂😂😂
Omg this was a horrible decision on the plaintiffs part. Firstly he bought a 22 year old car from out of state for $4,000 😳 without bringing a mechanic look at it first. Secondly, he thought he could register a car and he’s not a resident of the state.
If the car was perfectly fine, why would the person sell it. People will advertise or say anything to get rid of it. He is 100% correct that he has to get an emissions test done and pass before he can get it registered in Georgia, which means he has to immediately put money into it before he can legally drive it. He should’ve drove the car for at least a day before he paid for it.
If there’s one thing that I’ve learned while watching court shows is to bring a mechanic before purchasing new or used cars. Otherwise, if something is wrong, it’s my responsibility simply because it’s an “as is sale.”
Why would anyone from the south go north to buy a vehicle? It's been exposed to salt and has rust problems. The man just wanted a Mercedes to look good in a crappy Mercedes. Oh, no wonder why Atlanta is such a mess.
The guy came back lol that was funny 18:49
I would never want to buy a 99 year car , that over 20 yrs old.
Lol a hoopty
Judge Millian really been on her grind lately
Cant his son register it up there or wherever he lives whether that's Pennsylvania or New Jersey?
False. All you have to do is take the receipt and clean title to a PA tag and title store and they will issue you registration and temporary tags. Then you take that to New Jersey to their DMV and register in New Jersey with the title and you have 60 days. Older dude just didn’t want the car …
Hey guys you heard it here EVERYONE PROTECT YOURSELVES 😂😂😂
Everyone adds pain and suffering to their lawsuit where no pain and suffering was had.. That is very telling in our society today how dirty the soul truly is.
I cant believe he didnt have a mechanic look at it first😩😩
It’s an old car, it’s a used car, you don’t trust used car salesmen. Idk what this guy was thinking.
Dude gave him a clean title, he drove the car, paid for it, tried to undo a used car sale 6 hours later. The defendant did nothing wrong. The plaintiff seen Pennsylvania plates on it
Scammers always win!
The plaintiff didn't do his job and now he's mad. He should have gotten the car checked by a mechanic especially knowing he had to drive the car to Georgia.