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need advice about my friends car

hmplantchick · 2013-01-07 12:15:08

My friend has a car he bought with another fella in this other guy yard as he lives in the city. They have recently fallen out and my friend wants his car back. This other guy told him he is keeping it and selling it and will only give him 160 for it regardless if he sells it for more than bought for. My friend paid 450…

07-01-2013 12:15pm

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hmplantchick

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My friend has a car he bought with another fella in this other guy yard as he lives in the city. They have recently fallen out and my friend wants his car back. This other guy told him he is keeping it and selling it and will only give him 160 for it regardless if he sells it for more than bought for. My friend paid 450 for the car. He doesn't have tin logbook to the car as the fella who has it parked in his yard has got someone else to hold logbook and has keys. It seems unfair that my friend losses out on money, he has till today to collect car but they told him he cant go into the yard as gaurds will be called seems like childish behaviour on their behalf but just want to help my friend. Any advice much appreciated

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#2 07-01-2013 12:17pm

Tom Young

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Advice: Read the charter. You cannot seek legal advice here. Sorry.

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