Borrower offered a vehicle as collateral which he does not actually own. - Is this illegal?
Collateral must be an asset the borrower actually owns. It appears the borrower in this case is trying to float a series of loans.
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Collateral must be an asset the borrower actually owns. It appears the borrower in this case is trying to float a series of loans.
A gift becomes the property of the recipient upon acceptance - IF it's actually a gift; not a loan or bailment. What, exactly, was said by the...
If he truly gave you the car, you would have title to it. You make no mention of that. If it is truly your car, how is it he got it from the...
"I originally walked away from the purchase of the maxima that I initially wanted because I was uncomfortable with the monthly payment yet I ended...
You already asked this question. ONCE is sufficient.
This is really a debt collection issue - moving accordingly. Sue him for the amount of the debt, plus any bank costs for the bounced check,...
You let her in and let her take the dog, notwithstanding that you "... have vet records in my name, I have bought every bag of dog food, and I even...
You would have to file a replevin action in Florida, as that is where the animals are.
"a salesman lay me " What is that supposed to mean?
The attack should have been reported to both the police and animal control. You can send a demand letter by certified mail, once your wife has...