Can a repo-man physically try to enter your car with you in it  to take posession of it?
825452
Well repo-men really try to make it so that they don't ever have to do this.  Mostly they wait till very early morning or late at night to do that so they don't have to put up with people.  \n  They are authorized agents of the bank and are just doing their jobs.  Your rights are limited in this matter.
300256
Nope.  It's private property therefore you have to have permission to use it.  Just because it's a parking lot doesn't mean anyone can park in it or park in it long-term.  Generally they have to say they attempted to warn you that you needed to move, a sign does that, but an employee walking out to the car to inform the owner does also (even if the owner is not there the action shows the employee did attempt to inform you that you were no longer entitled to be there).
238842
Assuming you've authorized the service, then yes, you are committing a crime by removing the car from the repair facility.  It's called "Obtaining goods or services by false pretenses".
1183185
A motor vehicle has a title, just like a property has a deed. Your co-worker should not enter the vehicle because it is not legally his property, even though it is on his property.\n\nThere are a few options:\n1 he can call the local police and report that there is an abandoned vehicle on his property. they will most likely tow and impound it. \n2:have a storage contract written up and mail it to the owner certified mail. Be sure it states that they property owner is not responsible for damage to the vehicle, otherwise, he could be liable, through his property or homeowners insurance, if something happens to it.\n\nThe gist is, if the RV is titled property, it remains the property of the titled owner until he transfers the title to someone else. Because it is parked on someone elses property, that property owners bears liability for the RV whether it belongs to him or not.
1127059
Today's advances in security only make it possible if you are the system's administator.  Get his password and it may possible.  ROFLMAO!!  Good luck with this one pal!
55802
If you don't they will require a cosigner.  Do not purchase the vehicle if you can't pay for it.  It will only cost you more in the long run.
320816
If you are talking about a repo--- It is there duty to retrieve the auto if you are behind in your payments. They are hire by your lender.
3300
Removing the vin # from someone elses car and using it for your car is illegal... and how is that all that different from stealing the serial number or product key on someone elses software and using it for your own? \n\nNo, it is not legal... its very illegal.
196944
If this is the reason that you stole the car tham you might get arrested, but only until it gets straightened out.  It is best to turn yourself in.
950866
Why yes. Secure a tow rope around it and the other end of the rope to the bumper of your best friend's car. Have best friend sloowwwly drive forward (might feel slight discomfort) until you reach desired length. Beware: it is imperative your friend does not crank up the radio during this procedure. He needs to be able to hear your screams.
174191
No - unless you own your own business and the car is technically owned by the business.
939012
No, someone has to let them in, and if you refuse, it is your right, but they can stay there until they get a search warrant, just like if you get pulled over and they want to search your vehichle, (IF YOU ARE NOT HIDING ANYTHING) all you have to keep saying is \n"you may not search my car, it is my right!!\nIf they ask you why you won't let them, say it is my right, but if you have a blunt in your ashtray, they can go ahead and search it because propable cause
1021843
Steal a car and drive it through the front entrance.
711678
The dealer or bank will promise you that it won't go against your credit if you voluntarily turn it in, but he will be lying to you. It affects your credit just the same as an involuntary repossession.
498208
There are laws concerning repossesing vehicle, but the laws generally deal with who can do the repo-ing and when they do they have to report it to the police. (This varies by state, check your local laws to be sure.)\n\nAs far as when the company can reposses, you will have to refer to your contract. Most auto finance contracts state specifically when collection and/or recovery efforts can take place.\n\nMost contracts state that when you are late (even 1 day), you are in default (you didn't hold up your end of the bargain). Most of the time, any time you are in default, the company reserves the right to recover the vehicle. This is a very good reason to READ THE CONTRACT BEFORE YOU SIGN IT.\n\nThe good news is that the finance company really doesn't want your vehicle, so they will work with you, most of the time, to resolve defaults. Most finance companies offer "skip a payment" plans, or something to that effect so that if you know you are going to have a problem with one payment, you can call them up and ask to put that payment at the end of the contract (this will cost you more in interest).\n\nI would guess that if you are current on your payments, they will not come and take your car. But, you could always call and ask them to be sure.
286619
I had  a repo several years ago and I even had two checkings and a savings account.They auctioned  off  the vehicle and go less than what I owed.I told them to kiss my *** and they did I,I never heard from them again !!
6047
u wouldn't be doin any illegal attivity's would u???\nreport the serial # to police is the only way i think