My live in boyfriend (of 6 months), left and took the 20,000.00 Harley Davidson that I had paid for.\n \nI'm an idiot for buying such a motorcycle and letting him put his name on the title in addition to my own.  \n \nIs there any kind of legal action I can take to get the motorcycle back?  I can get a receipt from the seller that I paid for the bike.\n \nThanks, any info or direction would be greatly appreciated.
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If you have a key, go and get it, or hire a repo company to go and get it. store it somewhere, make him sign it over to you or pay you half plus storage fees.\n\nGive the Repo company a copy of the title and a copy of your drivers license, and a signed letter that they are recovering your property.
399933
Isn't insurance up to the purchaser? If they did not want the item to be insured, it is not your problem.\n\nI don't think it's been enough time...give it another week or so until you call.\n\nIf it is not insured there isn't much you can do. :/
575819
Well, the fact that the vehicle was used for dealing drugs really doesn't help the fact that your motor is no good.\n\nYou need to take it to a certified place, like the local Nissan dealership for them to look at the problem. The mechanic may not have replace your motor at all, or the problem may not be in the old or new motor.  If you take it to a certified and ligitimate place for repairs and/or consultation about the problem and they are able to PROVE that the old mechanic did not do what he said he would do to fix the problem (since he obviously didn't since it is still smoking) then you can get a lawyer on the basis of fraud.  \n\nYou have to have proof to go against his work, and it is very important that you always take your vehicle to a certifited repair facility because they are always insured and bonded against their repairs if something goes wrong.  This guy probibly doesn't even have insurance on his own car, let alone the mechanic work.  You can still sue him though, even without him being (possibly) insured against repairs because he personally worked on it.  You can use the drug thing against his credibility.
71529
You have a major problem.  He doesn't want to give it back.  It was a good free-bee when you had a relationship with him and now surely is giving clear signs he doesn't want to give it up.\n\nGet your paper work for the laptop ready, proof of ownership and such.  Then tell him:\n\n1) You will contact the police to find out the best way to proceed with his unwillingness to return the laptop.(set a date for this).\n2. You don't want excuses.  You want your laptop.\n\n3) You hold him responsible for anything missing or wrong with it.\n\nFind out what amounts are limited to small claims court.  The 2500 may or may not be over the amount allowed.  It is a lot of money.  If the amount qualifies, then you can take the pressure up a few notches and you will have an inexpensive but formal way of asking for your property.  In small claims you can represent yourself but you need to be prepared with relevant documents, witnesses and a coherent explanation. \n\nWhatever you do, have someone go with you when you go to pick it up and don’t feel uncomfortable about checking it out before leaving.  Later on, make sure that it is clean and that is doesn't have weird crap on it that may reflect on your person. \n\n\nGood Luck
657473
That is a good one!\n\nMy gut tells me the vehicle does not belong to him and he did what a good employee does, he told him what had to be fixed. i don't think his resposibility lies beyond that. Actually yhe vehicle got the ticket!\n\nThis is what my state says:\n\nTITLE XXI\nMOTOR VEHICLES\nCHAPTER 266\nEQUIPMENT OF VEHICLES\nInspections\nSection 266:4\n    266:4 Repair of Defective Equipment. – If a so-called defective equipment tag is issued for a vehicle under the authority of RSA 266:1, such tag shall provide a minimum period of 72 hours in which the owner of such vehicle is required to repair the defect specified in said tag. \nSource. RSA 260:14-b. 1975, 167:1. 1981, 146:1, eff. Jan. 1, 1982
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get out of town!!! I mean you're joking aren't you? who would do such a thing? is it fake money? drug money? a wishful thinking? a"putting me on" kind of question? c'mon, that's wow . well, anyway... if you report it to the police and no one claims it back upon proof...then you can claim it back, legally is yours. get it in writting and becareful with cheap lawyers......I should say dishonest lawyers...there are more then plenty now days.......good luck
99346
Depending on where you bought it. If it had come from a dealer i.e pc world or somewhere like that you could get a replacement providing you can prove where and when you bought it. If you bought it else where you could have a problem. My advice is to go back to where you got it first. Explain the situation and see the result. If you get no joy tell them you are going to go to Trading Standards, and seek legal advice from them.. That might change their minds.\nGood Luck..
379797
Quite a lousy situation.  However, my take on it is this.  Sounds like your boyfriend holds some of the cards here.  Unless his ex had a signed contract with him regarding the money she had loaned him, she would be hard pressed to get it back unless she is willing to go through some major legal wrangling.  And yes, he was being used as a "storage unit" so he should definitely be entitled to the market rate of what that would have cost the ex had she done it properly.  I know what I would do.  Don't pay her a cent and dare her to try to take it to court.  In fact, you probably would have a better chance to prevail in a lawsuit you would bring against her considering the lack of 30 day notice as added ammo as well.  You may want to consider small claims court, since you could most likely do this on your own w/o lawyering up.
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If you have a cancelled check or receipt for the $800.00 paid, file against them in metro court. A clerk there will guide you through the process. Have you kept a log of your contacts with this company and name of woman who refuses you a refund? Why did you not get the car?  Your choice, or theirs?
401177
My car was just stolen too. I had to pay the motherfuckers 650.00. which is total bullshit. Anyways call the :THE VINE. Its a victims line. They may be able to help you out. I went out to get my car 4 times before they would let it go. Because it was out of my county, I had to get 2 releases which didn't cost anything. It was more of a pain than anything. Meanwhile my car sat stripped . Not to mention the tow company took my battery and a few other items. So the faster you get the money the better. But do try the vine. Best of luck I feel for you.
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Well it definitely sounds like as if these guys are not going to admit or fix this problem that they most definitely caused! I'd go back in with a small tape recorder concealed and try and get him to admit the truth do ya know where im going,(just something to fall back on for yourself) then I'd go to the Police and see what happens!Then go to your brief to tell him that you actually reported it, this might be needed for the courts and if you get anything good on the recorder im sure your brief will be happy with this! I would definitely sue, yes your in our rights. Next time try to go to a mechanic that's recommended to you by a friend or alike. Best of luck to you!
657994
You should have been given a stub where you purchased it. It will have the amount of the money order and the ID. Go back to the store or follow the claim procedure in the back of it. Good luck!
401145
It might be worth enquiring at the shop you bought it from.  Obviously you wouldn't get back as much as you paid but they probably could re-sell it
343946
How could someone force you to sign something.  Did he hit you or something?  And the celph is your property, if he said you had to pay 15 bucks to get it back have your dad go kick his butt and call the cops for theft of property.  BTW what grade are you in, you English is horrible.
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Did you say that the guy who hit you owns a business?  Hmmmmmmmmm.   He was stupid to not have insurance.  But if his business is profitable, that's your insurance.  You can get a judgment against his business and garner his profits.\n\nThat having been said, you should do a couple of things.  First, take the guy up on his offer to pay for your expenses.  DO NOT SIGN ANYTHING FROM THIS GUY UNTIL YOU TALK TO A LAWYER.  In the meantime, let him help with your medical expenses.\n\nAnd then find a lawyer and sue his @ss.  \n\nI'm sure this is the exact wrong time to say this, but I'm saying it for everyone else's benefits -- this is a prime example of why you want your insurance affairs in order.  Keep your liability limits as high as you can afford.  In this case, you should have carried uninsured motorist coverage.  UM insurance is outrageously cheap and will usually only cost you on the order of about an extra $100 per year on your insurance, depending on the limits of your coverage.  In this case, you would have been insured and not in the mess.  As it is, this may take some creative and agressive negotiating to free you of this cr#p.  \n\nGet yourself an attorney right now.  Go to www.martindale.com for a listing of attorneys in your area.  I'm sure you can find one who will take this case on contingency.
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I would start by filing it in yours.  If he objects he can file a motion with that court for a change in venue or a motion that the court in your area does not have standing in the case.\n\nBut did you try to work it out with the seller, I did not see that mentioned, it only says you filed a claim with the auction site.\n\n\nand how was the items not what you bought, how was it wrong
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Forget the casualty loss (which I think you qualify for anyway).  how about a lawsuit v the PD that sold your bike?\n\nThe laws are written so that most people can't claim casualty losses - they are for real catastrophes.