thanks for clarifying the situation with me,so basically its not a matter of their liability to pay,but more so their ability to pay given the state of the car marketOn the face of it you have a perfectly valid claim against the company. Your difficulty is that it is likely that they are in financial difficulties ( hence the dishonoured cheque) and that if they do not pay now by way of cash or draft ( extremely unlikely) that if you start proceedings, they may have ceased trading by the time you obtain a judgment.
Your action is against ( a) whoever owes you the money and (b) whoever is on the cheque.
The limited liability issue is not one that really matters - their liabilty is not limited - but more likely their ability to pay.
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sorry, I made a mistake in the title I thought plc was private limited company,not a public limited company,they are a private company limited by shares ,my bad,my legal jargon is fairly poor,but another query,if they ceased trading and went bankrupt would I be albe to claim some of their assets e.g a car off them??
Where and who are they ?? You may as well make others aware.
im actually in the process of trying to get a car now off him,its a last ditch effort to find a solution to this situation before i take him to court but he doesnt seem very interested in my proposal,but i'll see how it goes anywaysA different solicitor does not necessarily mean you will win the case. Limited Liability is what it states - limited. Have you tried to get another car ??
3360 to be preciseHow much roughly are we talking here? Under or over 6350 euro?
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