Owe dying car off money.
not unless the leinholder holds the title and the new owner doesn't want the title or doesn't mind someone oweing money on there car.
Owing money to a friend is a civil matter that has nothing to do with the police. You would not be arrested but your friend can sue you in court to obtain a legal judgment against you if they have proof of the loan.
if the account is not pass due (yes) money oweing to copart must be paid frist
Yes! Don't you watch Judge Judy? That's what Courts are for. "Don't take the Law into your own hands, take them to Court".
YES IT CAN. IF YOUI GO ON CLARKHOWARD.COM YOU WILL SEE FACTS ON SOMETHING CALLED A BAIL AGREEMENT. THATS WHEN A BANK SAYS THEY ARE FINANCING YOU AND YOU PUT DOWN A PAYMENT BUT THEY HAVEN'T REALLY APPROVED YO9U FOR THE LOAN YET. ITS BEST TO GO GET A CAR IN THE MORNING THAT WAY OU CAN TALK WITH SOMEONE AT THE FINANCING BANK. YOU CAN END UP OWEING THE DEALER OR THE BANK MONEY JUST FOR KEEPING THE CAR.
money for a car
Yes they can - BUT - the debt will remain on file and they will be persued for it on their return.
Yes, you most certainly can be sued for owing $100. There is an even greater potential of being sued if the borrower can prove they lent you the money. Cash loans are hard to prove.
they would have to prove it was fraud. You used someone elses name, you had no intention of paying, you used deceipt. etc. The days of going to jail just for oweing money (other then child support), are over. (When you owe money to the goverment, they often consider that to be proof enough of a fraud, lol).
Get money and buy a car.
If you owe money on a car loan or are a cosigner for a car loan, yes.
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