Re: New House Alarm - Am I locked out?

["Doug" <not@xxxxxxxx>]

I think that's about the size of it, if the system doesn't work then the
current homeowners recourse would probably be against the seller,  in turn
the seller could pursue the alarm company, but I don't believe the alarm
company has any legal obligation to do anything for the current owner. If
they disabled the alarm system after the house was sold then that may be a
different matter.

Contacting the seller or their agent may get a quicker result than trying to
pursue a third party, especially since it probably only a few hundred
dollars, labo(u)r included.


Doug

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"Crash Gordon" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> You really think he'd have a case? Sheesh, we're talking about a 100 buck
> circuit board and "maybe" a 50 buck keypad.
>
> As shoddy as his treatment by may seem ...he'd have no case against them.
> They didn't sell him anything, he inherited it with the house, they have
> no
> obligation to the new owner.
>
>