Theft by deception = buying a car with a bogus check, or selling a car that had phony title and they were aware it was phony, Or If someone sold a Dog that was someone elses that they were watching or If someone was representing they owned an apartment that really they were renting and then sold it. This is theft by deception. P.S. Hiding a car that you purchased on a contact because you didnt or couldn't make the payments on, is not theft because you could be hiding it from thieves or your kids or? ask your attourney
Yes, it could be considered "theft by deception". When the lenders go to court to start reposession they have taken ownership of the vehicle. At that point you no longer have rights to the vehicle and if the lender claims that you are deliberately hiding the vehicle they could have a good argument for the theft by deception.
Yes, you can be arrested for theft.
When you steal a car, it is called car theft or grand theft auto.
To protect car from theft a GPS vehicle tracking device is required to be installed in car. Device must provide real time location of the car, give anti car theft call alert, anti tyre theft call alert etc. for complete security of car against theft.
To protect car from theft a GPS vehicle tracking device is required to be installed in car. Device must provide real time location of the car, give anti car theft call alert, anti tyre theft call alert etc. for complete security of car against theft.
Another name that is used when dealing with car theft is burglary. It is considered this because something is being stolen and it is the car. It is more commonly referred to as grand theft auto.
If you are hiding the vehicle or continuing to use a vehicle that is no longer yours, you can be arrested for theft or fraud. Most lending institutions just repo the car, but if they have reason to believe that you're keeping their property from you they can go after you in criminal court.
car wont turn over and anti-theft light blinks
Yes, if you haven't made your payments then you have broke your agreement with the leinholder. Basically you are hiding a vehicle that isn't yours which is theft and if I'm not mistaken the last time I checked theft is against the law and is usually followed by punishment of the courts and law enforcement.
Yo do not own the car if you no not have a title. Who ever is on the title owns the car. You will have to go to court file a small claim . I hope you have a bill of sale and a reciept for you payment. Otherwise you are screwed. also file a theft by deception case with the county courthouse. if you have proof you purchased said car he will be sitting in lockup until you get your title or refund
Absolutely!!!! it is called theft by deception and it is a criminal offense. you also have a civil case in that he did not honor the verbal contract - only in that you have a receipt proving that you already gave him $. Good luck!!!
The car alarm system is used to prevent theft