well at least you know what type of a friend you have...
I don't want to call you a sucker...but it's hard to resist
I think you have done your money ,done your friendship and there's not a lot you can do about it
2007-05-10 17:32:47
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answered by pestie58 the spider hunter 6
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First , you never mix business with buddies! no matter what...
Secondly, legally speaking : He has go you by the .........!
In the court of law of our world, He has all ownership to the car. The only thing that would save you would be that the title is in your name, With you not legal at the time i am guessing that it is also in the buddies name, Right?
Hopefully, you didn't spend to much $$ on this auto. But regardless of the amount, it has cost you exactly that amount to learn that this person was not as good a friend as you thought they were.
You may have lost a car, but you gained so much more....A life lesson... just be thankful it wasn't a house you trusted them with.
Car's can be replaced, Itmay not seem fair to you but in court the one thing the Judge will want to know is ....."why were you illegally obtaining an auto when you were not allowed to drive it on our streets...and yea, he will know that you were driving the car before you were legal. They are like Mom's they always seem to know..
Cut your loss and take this as a lesson....a expensive lesson yea, but i bet you wont do it again!
Just my opinion.
2007-05-10 17:43:31
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answered by hopeyoulovemymusic 1
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First off, you dont need a license to buy a car. My dad hasnt drove or had a license in many years due to medical reasons, yet he has bought several new cars for my mom.
Second, you pretty much are out of luck. Unless you have some sort of contract stating that the car is yours (and even then i dont think that will help) The person whos name is on the title OWNS the car. No ifs ands or buts.
2007-05-10 17:33:16
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answered by Anonymous
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I hope that you paid him by check, if you take him to court that would help, and please tell me that you have insurance on the car. If you can prove that you have been paying that would help you alot.
If the car is in his name you are going to have to prove that you bought it and are maintaining it. Any proof that you have will help, if you gave him the cash,a withdraw slip (you can get a copy from your bank) will help.
Good luck, that is a hard case to prove if it is all about "I did this" with no documentation to back it . If he wont just hand over the title the burden of proof is on you.
2007-05-10 17:43:32
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answered by Kenzie072 3
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till now you record the broker's record, ask for a replica identify and initiate the approach returned, this time taking the shopper to the DMV and shifting identify today. in case you record a broker's record now, you will not have the flexibility to word for a replica identify. you're required to maintain your address up thus far with the DMV, this type you will receive any info in a well timed way. till now you sign off on the identify, i might make her pay for the cost ticket she have been given, and not supply her the motor vehicle till the debt is paid.
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answered by barnell 4
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Why did you do that?? You don't need a license to buy a car! You only need it to DRIVE a car.
2007-05-10 18:02:40
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answered by Bostonian In MO 7
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if you can prove you paid for it go to small claims court,or ask him again,things like this can get bad when it comes down to it,but id ask him why he wont give it to you,you at least deserve to know that ,good luck.
2007-05-10 17:35:09
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answered by dodge man 7
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Oh man, that was an entertaining short-story!!! Hahahaha
2007-05-10 17:37:15
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answered by Gator 87 2
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Did he say why he won't give you the title???
2007-05-10 17:32:26
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answered by valenzuela34 1
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take your friend to court
2007-05-10 17:34:00
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answered by vincent m 2
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