I submitted my car for a mechanical chec...

Asked by Dave on 07-11-2024 06:10:54
Question posted in the General Law category relating to Eastern Cape

I  submitted  my  car  for  a  mechanical  check  up  while  it  was  in  good  drivable  condition. To  avoid  more  damage , it  was  towed  to  the  dealership. While  there , its  computer  box  was  swopped  with  another  from  a  different  car  with  a  different  vin  number. The  Dealership  refused  responsibility. What  is  my  legal  recourse . How  do  I  hold  the  dealership  responsible  .. Dave

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