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Where do I stand in regards to claiming back my car from someone who wont give it back the car is on a finance deal ...he has the Car log book in his name I have the agreement in mine.....thanks
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Re: I need my finance car back and they wont hand it over
The log book is not proof of ownership of the vehicle. -
Re: I need my finance car back and they wont hand it over
What should my next move be....this person refuses any contact and will not discuss return of the Car and I am paying every monthComment
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Re: I need my finance car back and they wont hand it over
Report it to the police as theft? Why does this person have it in the first place?If you have a question about the voluntary termination process, please read this guide first, as it should have all the answers you need. Please do not hijack another person's thread as I will not respond to you
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Re: I need my finance car back and they wont hand it over
Relationship break up by any chance? And as R0b said it's a matter for the police as theft!!Comment
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Yes...he couldnt get finance in his name as hes longterm sick @@#!....and now has tecovered (praise the lord)....and buggered off with the car ....Comment
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Re: I need my finance car back and they wont hand it over
You're paying for it so your the legal owner
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Re: I need my finance car back and they wont hand it over
So this was an "accommodation deal", which whilst not illegal per se has probably involved fraud.
Fraudulent because in applying for finance you probably stated you would be the registered keeper, owner and main driver of the vehicle, when it is now clear you weren't.
I understand some finance houses allow deals so long as the borrower is a named driver on the insurance.
If the police even bother to investigate, when they discover the registered keeper is your ex and he explains it is "his" vehicle'cos you gave it to him, they will shrug their shoulders and say it is a civil matter.
Are you looking to terminate the finance agreement? If so what sort of agreement is it?Comment
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