Can a Car Erroneously Released by the Lien Holder Still be Repossessed?
The lien-holder on a vehicle accidentally cleared the title to the car as if it had been paid in full, when it hadn’t. Can they now repossess it?
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The lien-holder on a vehicle accidentally cleared the title to the car as if it had been paid in full, when it hadn’t. Can they now repossess it?
An insurance company failed to contact an auto body shop to approve work done on their insured’s car. Should they pay the extended rental fees incurred by the customer as a result of their inaction?
Repossession (also known as repo) is when an item sold on time payments, such as a car, is taken back by the lender because the loan payments are in default. Repo laws vary from state to state but by the time a repossession occurs, most repo laws give strong weight to the lender.
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Abandoned cars, perhaps more than any other type of abandoned property, present an issue for the owner of the property on which they were abandoned. Unfortunately, selling the abandoned car is not an option.
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