If you signed a promissory note and the person decided not to sell you the car, you do not have tobpaybthe down payment. The person has already voided the promissory note by not selling to you.
beg for mercy to your dean and take note, on your knees if you're starting to beg.
If you have some kind of policy that "the item will not be sent until payment is received", you should be fine.If you have no intention of sending the item, you're a scam artist, and may not only be sued, but arrested for fraud. However, you can easily argue that a "pending payment" is not a valid "payment".Once the payment is valid, I suggest you get the ball rolling, and immediately send the item that, at that point, legally belongs to the individual who bought it.Side Note: Perhaps, explaining that you'll send the item when the payment is valid, will calm the individual down.
Absolutely, and depending on the circumstances. If parents help provide part of the down payment and they do not consider it a gift there should be a signed promissory note. Also, there should be a signed agreement between the owners that the parents' help will be reflected in a division of the property in case of a divorce if that is a concern.Absolutely, and depending on the circumstances. If parents help provide part of the down payment and they do not consider it a gift there should be a signed promissory note. Also, there should be a signed agreement between the owners that the parents' help will be reflected in a division of the property in case of a divorce if that is a concern.Absolutely, and depending on the circumstances. If parents help provide part of the down payment and they do not consider it a gift there should be a signed promissory note. Also, there should be a signed agreement between the owners that the parents' help will be reflected in a division of the property in case of a divorce if that is a concern.Absolutely, and depending on the circumstances. If parents help provide part of the down payment and they do not consider it a gift there should be a signed promissory note. Also, there should be a signed agreement between the owners that the parents' help will be reflected in a division of the property in case of a divorce if that is a concern.
Ok, you say that you didn't pay for the down payment on the car....but.....did you sign the promissory note as the borrower or as a cosigner. Because if you did, it is your car also and you will also be charged for the repo. Call the lender and try to work something out....it will be better than taking care of it when it is too late and you are being waged. Good Luck
A large stack of benjamins. Don't owner finance a bike sale, it cannot end well. If you must, get listed as a lienholder on the title/ pink slip.
I THINK SO. THE CONTRACT HASN'T BEEN COMPLETED UNTIL THE DOWN PAYMENT IS MADE. HE'LL PROBABLY VOID THE CONTRACT FOR FAILURE OF PAYMENT.
Raiment, which means fancy almost regal clothing. Claimant is the only other word that rhymes apart from others still containing the word 'payment' such as "co-payment", "down-payment" and "non-payment".
A down payment for select buyers is $360,000
The duration of No Down Payment is 1.75 hours.
No Down Payment was created on 1957-10-30.
When you put down a down payment the price is already set. You must get them to come down before you agree to purchase which is what your down payment represents.
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