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What if you lease a car a month later you find out the leasing company has no record of your account can you keep the car for free or give it back with no consequences?
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If you are leasing a car it is your responsibility to make payments. If the Leasing agent does not of record of the agreement it is still your responsibility to the bill, even if you keep the payments in a separate account. It is likely that the paperwork will resurface.
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