at fault here?
Law and Ethics
The man rents a van 3 times throughout a week. The first time he used it, the air-conditioning really was not working. When he returned he told them. Picks it up a few days later, it works fine, then uses it one more time, and it is still fine.
When he went to drop it off and have it inspected, the worker turned the key in the ignition to see if gas tank was filled up. The van was not actually started up, so the man says to the worker, see that, the air-conditoning is not working (as just air was blowing out since the vehicle was not actually running).
He then DEMANDED a refund for driving around with it the whole time "broken".
Who is at fault here? The man for tricking the worker, or the worker for being dumb enough not to realize the vehicle was not even turned on?
Law and Ethics
2007-06-29
03:06:13
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