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Tommy Mccartney: An Example Of A Legal Case

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Tommy McCartney is the high school student. He works forty hours per week and save $6000. He wishes to have a car and he decides to use his saving money to buy one. He finds the car that he like. It is the used yellow Camaro. He buys the car at the price $6000. After six months, he does not like the car anymore. He also needs money to pay for his higher education. He wants to return the car. Tommy McCartney comes to the sales office and ask the seller to return him $6000 back. He does not want the car and gives the car back to the seller. The seller does not agree, and says the car is owned by Tommy and the money is his property.
In this situation, the seller is right. The contract policy does not allow to return with full refund. Some dealer

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