(1) A dealer may affix
or attach to any second-hand vehicle offered or displayed for sale a notice,
in the prescribed form, setting out with reasonable particularity any defect
that he believes to exist in that vehicle together with, in relation to each
such defect his estimate of the fair cost of repairing or making good that
defect.
(2) If —
(a) a
notice referred to in subsection (1) has, at all material times, been attached
to a second-hand vehicle in the same manner as is specified under
section 33(6); and
(b) at
or before the time of sale a copy of that notice has been signed by the
purchaser and upon the sale a true copy of that notice as so signed has been
delivered to the purchaser for retention by him,
then that defect is
not one for which the dealer is responsible under section 34.
(3) If in any notice
referred to in subsection (1) the amount estimated by the dealer as the fair
cost of repairing or making good any defect is less than the amount of the
fair cost of repairing or making good that defect the purchaser may sue for
and recover the difference between those fair costs as a debt due to the
purchaser from the dealer.
[Section 35 amended: No. 4 of 2002 s. 60.]
[Heading inserted: No. 4 of 2002 s. 61.]