I have a matter to be heard at NSW NCAT for a claim against a car service / dealer, who I believe has taken an excessive amount of time and costs to diagnose and fix a fault. Actually it is for more than 9-10 excessive months, when the vehicle was unusable.
As part of the NCAT directions, I will have an expert report prepared that will hopefully state, that a reasonable amount of time and materials to do the job should be a lot less than it actually took.
I've been told by the Tribunal that I can claim "economic loss" for loss of income if the vehicle was used for business purposes, which it was. I understand that this is anything that might appear on a balance sheet. My loss of gross income before expenses is about $40k
What's the best way to approach this to prepare for the hearing ? Are there any things or a checklist i need to be aware of to ensure that i approach this correctly?
As part of the NCAT directions, I will have an expert report prepared that will hopefully state, that a reasonable amount of time and materials to do the job should be a lot less than it actually took.
I've been told by the Tribunal that I can claim "economic loss" for loss of income if the vehicle was used for business purposes, which it was. I understand that this is anything that might appear on a balance sheet. My loss of gross income before expenses is about $40k
What's the best way to approach this to prepare for the hearing ? Are there any things or a checklist i need to be aware of to ensure that i approach this correctly?
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