Hyman Ltd

Initial Business Response /* (1000, 5, 2015/09/24) */
The seller of this Jaguar did come into our facility, asking our opinion of the carIt is a good, solid car, in need of a restoration; never the less, a solid exampleWe provided an estimate of value to the seller and offered to take the car
on consignment, whereby we would market the car on the seller's behalfAlternatively, we did offer the owner of the Jaguar an option to sell us the car outrightWe did give the customer our idea of what we thought the car was worth on a retail level, asked if he would prefer for us to sell it on consignment or if he preferred we bought it outrightThe customer's response was that he wanted us to buy the car outright, and we paid his asking priceThe owner of the Jaguar signed an agreement to sell the car at his asking price and promised to forward the title of the automobile immediatelyThe seller makes a claim that our estimate of value was incorrectWe maintain that the estimate we provided the seller was true and correct and we invited the seller to have an outside appraiser provide an independent estimate of valueThe seller of the Jaguar was not interested in this option
Final Business Response /* (1000, 21, 2015/10/21) */
10/22/15: (Mr***) Our position is in our attorney's letterHe seems to be having seller's remorseHe agreed to sell the car and he signed a contract and cashed our checkNow he thinks it is worth more money and wants the car backMy position is he signed a contract and we paid him $40,He was not forced and we did not twist his armThe car is not worth a substantial amount moreI will not agree to allow him to pay the $10,after he sells the carAt this point he is someone who does not live up to his wordHe entered into a legally binding contract and he should surrender the titleHe has options he can surrender the title or repay me $40,with the $10,payment previously offered