Range Extender Class Action Claim

[hemiarch]

Here we have a non-lawyer suggesting what many believe to be a ridiculous law suit.

With known lawyers saying the suit is ridiculous.

And it’s the lawyers that should be at the bottom of the ocean?

Oh, my side is splitting from the edgy humor. (Sarcasm.)

Why do lawyers wear neckties?


To hold up the foreskin.

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[bg002h]

Red Bull doesn't give you actual wings either. Nothing illegal in anything here as in against the law or criminal. Unless the promise is a binding contract in the state where it was given (TLDR, it isn't) there is no civil claim for any of that stuff.

The law would write it off as puffery or marketing spiel in this context. It was stated before the vehicle was introduced after all, not told you by a salesperson at delivery. Given the level of knowledge of many of the Tesla salesfolk I have encountered who had to Google to answer my questions, I would never put much faith in anything they said.

Exactly! You can say one thing and do another in this specific context and it’s by definition ok.
Imagine the consequences of forcing specific performance if every statement were somehow a contract…nobody would speak!

Society is already accustomed to dealing with cheats and ne’erdowells -including the salesman equivalent. Society is not accustomed to micromanaging commerce through force of law (which at the end of the day is by definition violence)…law is saved for situations where there is no alternative.

It can be simultaneously true that Tesla has promised that is has not delivered on and that is a scumbag thing to do and that’s lawful…expecting the state to be your nanny is not how the game of law is played.

 

[dpoll995]

Jeez.. will this thread die already…

 

[mongo]

Jeez.. will this thread die already…

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