You can only sell a car if it is titled in your name or if you have paid for the title with intentions to resell and have proof of purchase to protect yourself.
No. Just Give it back to them if they don't want it sell it.
The other person must sign over the title to you, to make it easiest. You cannot sell any titled vehicle that is not solely in your name; you must get the other party to sign off first. Check with motor vehicles.
It is a severe offence to steal an item of someone elses belonging and its also a severe offence to sell those items. Never break the law.
The question is too vague to answer. If you're trying to ask "Do I have to store someone else's stuff for them", the answer is that you don't. You can tell them to come get it or you'll consider it abandoned and sell it.
It is illegal to sign someone else's name on a legal document, such as a deed to a house, without their knowledge and consent. Selling a property that is not legally owned by the seller is considered fraud and can have serious legal consequences.
you just be yourself and say the truth about how many acres there are and asy the benefits of it and what you can turn it into
You can sell your real property if there is a conveyance title in someone else's name, but the money will not legally be yours. The money will belong to the person who has the title.
There are many places where someone can sell their handmade ornaments. The best places to sell handmade objects would be places like eBay and Etsy to name a few.
Keeping the CD for yourself is not illegal. However, if you were to sell it to someone else, that would be illegal.
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There isn't a good way to sell your flyer miles to someone. I suppose you can redeem your miles for a ticket in a person name and that person can then pay you for it.
Copyright infringement, a civil offense.