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Repossession
Seizure of property bought on credit for which loan payments are not being received. Please note that when asking a car repossession question, it is often useful to include the state that you live in. This will enable people to give you better answers.
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CAN the repair shop keep my truck till the bill is paid . can i go and steal my on truck back?
If you want to go to jail, have a record, have a fine and court costs to pay on top of the repair bill, go ahead and steal it back. When you took it there to be fixed, you agreed to pay for it. The repair shop can keep it, charge you storage for it and after going to court, sell it to recover the cost of repair. All perfectly legal.
What does it mean to have a loan withdrawn?
Denied a loan; or depending upon the wording, borrowing on a loan...such as revolving credit...a credit advance.
Odds are she is very upset, tremendously hurt & betrayed as well as having someone breach all trust is crushing - so I would say a lot.
well I'm a girl 1 to 100 id say 100
Is there any association for furniture?
Hello, My name is Ishmael Peterson, and i currently work for the 'Federation for misuse of furniture'. We strongly believe there is 'NO association for furniture' within the current realms of society. Now clean up your act! Love, Me. x
What is the value of 1957 Indian money?
Mint uncirculated Indian banknotes dated 1957, are worth between $5-$100 depending on denomination.
Louisiana adjuster licenses are reciprocal to what other states?
The Louisiana adjuster license is reciprocal to any state that is a member of the NAIC (National Association of Insurance Commissioners)(approx. 50 states) E.g. if an individual wanted to obtain a license in another state, having a Louisiana license would waiver he/she from taking the exam administered by that state for licensure. The individual would only have to pay the licensure fees and complete an application for that state. http://www.naic.org/state_web_map.htm The Louisiana adjuster license is reciprocal to any state that is a member of the NAIC (National Association of Insurance Commissioners)(approx. 50 states) E.g. if an individual wanted to obtain a license in another state, having a Louisiana license would waiver he/she from taking the exam administered by that state for licensure. The individual would only have to pay the licensure fees and complete an application for that state. http://www.naic.org/state_web_map.htm
Can your mom call the cops on you at 17for going out?
You might want to take into consideration of how good you may have it at home and remember your mother also has the right to evict you at the ripe ole age of 17.
A writ of execution is defined as a order from the court empowering the sheriff, marshal, or other appropriate law enforcement agency to levy upon the assets of the debtor in order to satisfy the judgment.
What happens if the repo man moves another vehicle to get the vehicle he is there to repo?
Federal and states laws do not allow repossession agents move a vehicle that may be blocking in a wanted vehicle without the permission of that vehicle's owner. That being said, most agents will not hook a blocking vehicle to move it for liability reasons. That being said, there are exceptions to every rule, and there are some less scrupulous repossession agents who will do whatever they deem necessary to get a wanted vehicle. These are the exception and not the rule.
Here's the thing: if an agent has moved a vehicle that you had blocking in another that was up for repossession, contact your states bureau of licensing and report them. You might also report it to your local law enforcement agency. Additionally, consider that blocking a wanted vehicle to prevent repossession could be a felony in your state; this is called Hindering a Lender, and may be prosecuted like Auto Theft.
Another thing to consider is that the sole purpose of the job of a repossession agent is to recover vehicles up for repossession. Blocking in a wanted vehicle makes his job more difficult. Now think about how you respond if someone makes the job you do more difficult. Repossession agents, most of them, are very good at their jobs, and very motivated; if they do not recover, they do not get paid. Now think about where the most inconvenient place would be to have your vehicle repossessed. Church? School? The Winn Dixie as you walk out with melting ice cream and your screaming progeny to see your car being towed away behind the repo truck as the driver waves at you? Make it easy on yourself.
Has anesiva filed for bankruptcy?
Yes.
Source: http://www.scripintelligence.com/business/Anesiva-files-for-bankruptcy-after-Arcion-merger-falls-through-185934
How much does it cost to get impounded car out in NJ?
I just had the impound yard tell me $654.00 + tax and they haven't even had the car 24 hours. Told the police I thought I was being ripped off, and they AGREED! Only problem is those lazy police officers (so they are called) just keep passing the buck while my fees will keep piling up! UGHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What can you do to find housing as soon as possible?
First, do not act desperate or determined to rent. Doing so, will scare most landlords into thinking that you are running from a bad housing situation. Second, know what you want to spend, who will live with you, have proof of your ability to pay the rent, proof of your ID / SSN, and a list of references including your rental history. Put together a list of what is important to you in your new apartment. Pets accepted, large kitchen? Location? etc.
Now you can start looking on craigslist.com and move.com. Also, look up property management companies at yellowpages.com. Start calling to prequalify the apartments in terms of what is important to you. Schedule your appointments by proximity to each other to minimize travel time. Bring a camera and a notebook. Interview the manager / landlord to see if you would be comfortable with them. See all the apartment that interest you and pick what is best for you.
What if your vehicle was damaged by improper towing equipment?
Small claims court can be used to sue the towing company. This can be done by going to the town clerks office or county clerks office. Chances are though, even if you win the suit you will not collect. The other choice is hiring a lawyer and suing in a civil court.
How do you check my car reg to see if i got a parking ticket?
Just contact your local DMV or DPs depending on who handles ticket in your city and ask them if you have any tickets.
How do you get rid of a non-working car that was charged off 6 years ago?
Most towing companys will take care of that for you, just call till you find what you need.
No I don't think George stubbs ever painted large vases, He was into romanticism and horses, portraits, dogs, and lions and he loved to study anatomy. vases don't realy fit into that style. As for your other question I have no clue
Why are some laws no longer enforced?
The enforcement of laws is the responsibility of the Attorney General of the US or the State. Prosecutors make decision at a city or county level.
In essence, some of the laws just don't matter any more. Most of the time they aren't going to enforce foul language statutes, though it can happen. No baths on Sundays isn't enforced, but it used to be outlawed in some towns.
If society is accepting the actions, there is no reason to enforce them anymore, but they still could.
What are South Carolina state laws for babysitting?
what's the amount should charge for babysitting, how many hours should keep the children a day, and how many children you can babysit at a time?
What is an example of a prejudicial?
An example of a prejudicial is racial discrimination of gender discrimination. Prejudicial refers to something that is detrimental to someone or something.
You need to make arrangements for other transportation. A car in default wont be with you long. Im not being mean, just stating facts. Practical.
How many engines does a jet plane have?
Depending on the size of the jet, the amount of engines may vary between 2 and 4 (on most commercial aircraft)
The engines can be fixed to the wings, integrated in the tail, or above the stabilizers in the rear of the plane.
