are u referring to a lease? its not unusual for them to not honor it, but they usually do 4 a retail contract
Late payment fees are agreed upon by you when you sign the finance contract, yes you owe the additional money as long as their addition of the fees is within the guidelines stated in the contract.
Short answer is yes.Here's the thing. When you buy a boat or anything else on credit, you are not actually buying the property, you are buying a contract. The property only secures the contract (that is, it can be taken--repossessed--if that contract is broken). When you default (fail to pay) the contract is broken, no matter if you were late by only one day. Once the contract is broken, the penalties in the contract are enforceable. The most common penalty is repossession. If you pay current and sign a new agreement with the creditor, you may be permitted to keep the property (the boat) that secured the first contract. What you are doing is reaffirming. You are making a new promise.Most lenders will not begin the penalties phase of a contract until 60-90 days past due. Some primary lenders, like Chase for instance, may begin repossessions within a week of the missed payment. Once they take though, they are not obligated to give it back. they are obligated to sell it and apply the payment toward the debt. If they choose to sell it back to you (reaffirm), that is their choice to make. It is usually easier for the lender too, because when they reaffirm, they will demand all of your current information to make a second repossession easier, and the attachment of assets much simpler.
Like in any sport, a player may decline a contract for disagreements or the desire to negotiate different lengths or payments or because they wish to be a freelance player instead of a contracted player.
If you are in DEFAULT of the contract, the collateral can be repoed.
IF your loan contract calls for cross-collayteralization of the checking account, YES.
ISTISNA is an sales contract, in which the client orders to the manufacturer to manufacture, construct or make something according to the specifications provided. This is an exceptional to the Islamic rules because goods are not existing at the time of contract. This contract can not be made for natural goods.=Payments for the goods and commodities can be made in advance, in future at the time of delivery, or future delivery and future payments in installments.==Istisna can be used for financing the manufacture or construction of houses, plant, projects, and the building of bridges, roads and highways=
Yes they can. It doesn't matter if your job requires that you travel. Your contract with the motor cycle company or bank requires that you make monthly payments. If you are not holding your end of the bargain by paying your payments to them then they have the legal right to reposes it no matter where you are. The contract with you and the company that holds the lien on your motorcycle has nothing to do with your employer. This is between you and your lien holder.
Fireside is a theft them self they take peoples money after the contract is over , like our contract was over in June 2010 an they still want 1980.00 more and they said its because we sent some payments past the due date, they are so full of, its not funny, but alot of the hispanic community is the once getting reped of ..!!!!!!!!
IF your name was NOT on the contract, you're NOT responsible for it. If it was , you are.
As a rule, yes. It's pretty common to do this, because people need a car to go to work.The court has to approve any debts you want to reaffirm, so if you have an income of #14,000 and the car is a Ferrari, the judge may tell you to get a car you can afford
They are probably like anywhere else. If you do not make payments, the lender has the right to take back the car or whatever it was that you bought. That is because you signed a contract and did not hold up your part of the deal.
Not a wise idea because your contract with the finance company probable holds the vehicle as collateral. If you no longer have the collateral they can demand payment in full to satisfy the loan.