Repossession

That person does not lose their property ownership rights. Noting can be disposed of without their legal okay, no different than if they were not in jail.

how do u cure laringitious????

It depends. Titles that have more than one name can read either "or" or "and." In other words, it might read "Jane Smith and John Smith" or it might read "Jane Smith or John Smith."

If the word "and" is used, both people have to sign the title in order for it to be changed. If the word "or" is used, either person can sign.

That's not English, but Irish, if I'm not mistaken. It means "my dear" (see http://www.englishirishdictionary.com/dictionary?language=irish&word=a%20chroí)

ETA; While a chroí is a term of endearment, it technically means 'my heart.' Actually, gramatically speaking, 'mo chroí' means 'my heart', the a prefix is used when addressing someone: 'a chara'- my friend, 'a chroí'- my heart 'a chiste'- my treasure.

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The prefix in question indicates the vocative case, used when addressing someone. It causes a change to the initial sound of the following word, represented in modern Irish orthography with a 'h' following the consonant. So 'croí' = 'heart' and 'a chroí' = addressing someone as 'heart'. The same thing happens with names -- Bríd -> a Bhríd, Seán -> a Sheáin. Standard English doesn't have a grammatical equivalent of the vocative, but often employs the first person possessive pronoun (my) in this situation, for terms of endearment. Some English dialects have forms that are similar to the vocative, for instance 'A Sheáin, cad é atá ar siúl leat?' (Seán, what's going on with you?) might be rendered by some Americans as 'Yo Seán, what's up?'

Yes they do

According to the website provided below a promissory note is good for 10 years in Louisiana.

this is called the door sill seal or door sill rubber

A writ is a legal order or command, an official mandate requiring the performance of a specific act. Examples of writs include a writ of possession, writ of execution, writ of garnishment, etc.

Presumably the writ referred to in the question would have something to do with a home or other real estate.

I presume you filled according to your question. Ask your atty. Otherwise, once the judge dismisses your case, it's all over...but, you never know with some of these judges. I read they are real nasty in Chicago. It depends upon the type of bankruptcy or if the car was considered exempted and disqualified by the trustee. A car is considered "secure property". If the vehicle qualifies for the bankruptcy exemption, the debtor can voluntarily relnquish it and pay any amount discrepancy and fees when it is sold; make an agreement with the lender to continue payments and catch up missed payments. The lender options are reaffirmation of the contract, repossession of the vehicle, or suing the borrower for the full amount of the loan plus applicable fees.

Yes, but only if you have not signed any papers.

Colorado-20 days Massachusetts--21 days Iowa-- 20 days Kansas-- 20 days Missouri--20 days South Carolina--20 days West Virginia 10 days Wisconsin requires a replevin order be issued by the court.

Every company is different..collections start the minute a payment goes past due. Usually the repo starts after 3 pmts are due maybe sooner if

there are no communications with the customer or maybe later if someone has managed to stall off the repo.

It's currently selling at all local Vietnamese music & video stores.

no its illegal

If you took out a loan from the bank to buy your car, they have a lien on it. For all intents and purposes, they own the car until you have it paid off.

if your chapter 13 gets dismissed can you buy a car

A lien can only be placed against property after a lawsuit is filed and won. The plaintiff receives a judgment which in some cases can be used to place a lien against real property. Small claims court is the place to pursue legal remedy for smaller monetary only, disputes. A small claims case usually costs $25 or less to file.

well that is simple. he never got it in his name because he didnt want to pay the dmv for registration few. what he did was buy the car and immediately sold it to you without transfering the name to him as he is supposed to do by law.

It may be "flooding" one or more cylinders when it's damp or you may have a sparkplug wire that's arcing when the air is more humid. Try this, wait for a time when it's dark and you're pretty sure the engine will run the way you just described, then have a friend start the engine IN THE DARK while you're watching with the hood open. Look for a blue spark somewhere along the plug wires. If you see plug wire arcing, that's your problem. Replace the plug wires. If the vehicle is older, it could just be a case of low compression in a couple cylinders and it's just taking them a little while to finally catch when they're cold. An engine with low compression will always be more difficult to start. Also check the sparkplugs, but make sure you don't get the plug wires mixed up so only disconnect one plug wire at a time and pull and examine the sparkplug for damage or fouling.

A pawn may pass another pawn if there is some tactical or strategical advantage to do so - this is an option exercised at the discretion of the player(s). It only becomes a passed pawn if it has no more enemy pawns to pass by.

Blaster, they are required by law to HOLD your personal property for at least 30 days, 60 days in some states. State laws vary so check your state codes to be sure on the time limit. Usually, if you dont pick it up, you can find it a GOODWILL. Reposession of the the property you had a loan on is between you and the loan company. Reposession companies only have the right to store the repo'd property until you and the loan company have settled. Reposession companies DO NOT have the right to enter, take or damage the repo'd property and your personal property. If you have sufficient evidence that the Reposession company has done anything to both properties, you need to see a lawyer.

in Britain

A lot

that is true but to elaborate depends entirely on what type of engine, and the price of a new one would very on the condition(new, used etc).