2002XLT
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Thats right bishes...
So a friend of my girlfriend needed a car awhile back and a friend of his sisters could not afford her car. So they decided to have him take over the other persons car note.
They did this verbally, without any contract, but it was negotiated that he would simply take over the payments and it was his car. He ends up getting a job in another state for the last couple months and came back into town. This lady comes and TAKES the car back, simply saying that she didnt give him permission to drive out of state.
He just bought new tires, has paid on this car for the last 6 months, and now has absolutely nothing to show for it other then helping someone elses credit score.
So my question is this, if he goes to small claims, without a legal contract, he is pretty much SOL right? Or could he sue for the tires and possibly maintenance?
Also, a question about small claims. After the verdict is rendered, does the court force the guilty to pay the amount, or is it just a judgement, and they are not obligated to pay? So that even if he did win, he might not even get the money?
Never gone through small claims, so just curious.
They did this verbally, without any contract, but it was negotiated that he would simply take over the payments and it was his car. He ends up getting a job in another state for the last couple months and came back into town. This lady comes and TAKES the car back, simply saying that she didnt give him permission to drive out of state.
He just bought new tires, has paid on this car for the last 6 months, and now has absolutely nothing to show for it other then helping someone elses credit score.
So my question is this, if he goes to small claims, without a legal contract, he is pretty much SOL right? Or could he sue for the tires and possibly maintenance?
Also, a question about small claims. After the verdict is rendered, does the court force the guilty to pay the amount, or is it just a judgement, and they are not obligated to pay? So that even if he did win, he might not even get the money?
Never gone through small claims, so just curious.
