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Can I own a car whilst being an undischarged bankrupt?
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Best thing with OR's always tell the truth & hope for the best"Very funny, Scotty. Now beam down my clothes." :cool:
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Oh well...let them try to take it I say..... I think they will have a difficult job if they can't prove how you did or didn't pay for it and it is registered in someone else's name.
How can they prove it?
Just stand firm and confident on the matter if and when questioned on it.
IT'S NOT YOUR CAR AND YOU DIDN'T BUY IT! .......Catch my drift?0 -
Oh well...let them try to take it I say..... I think they will have a difficult job if they can't prove how you did or didn't pay for it and it is registered in someone else's name.
How can they prove it?
Just stand firm and confident on the matter if and when questioned on it.
IT'S NOT YOUR CAR AND YOU DIDN'T BUY IT! .......Catch my drift?
They don't have to prove it, the burden is on YOU to prove it :eek:"Very funny, Scotty. Now beam down my clothes." :cool:
All truth goes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Then, it is violently opposed. Finally, it is accepted as self-evident.0 -
Then I guess you will have to vehemently protest that you didn't pay for it.
There will be many questionable instances at the OR's interview, such as where you spent all the money. Not everyone will have accounts for every penny, otherwise we'd all be !!!!!!ed. Just be confident if questioned about it.0 -
Then I guess you will have to vehemently protest that you didn't pay for it.
There will be many questionable instances at the OR's interview, such as where you spent all the money. Not everyone will have accounts for every penny True....BUT this is regards an asset IF the OP has no proof as to who actually purchased the car then the OR is within rights to take an interest & possibly seize cars are a whole different ballgame compared to explaining where the cash went on a credit card etc, otherwise we'd all be !!!!!!ed. Just be confident if questioned about it.
Hope that helps
We all die. The goal isn't to live forever, the goal is to create something that will0 -
Ok, well can Bluebell72's OH sign the car over to his mum or Bluebell72? If the car was only worth £1600 surely by now, in today's car market, would it be worth £1000 or less, and if so, would the OR take an interest?0
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Not that I want to incriminate anyone of course...It's just a thought...0
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True! LOL well whatever happens I'm not gonna let it spoil my easter chocs!!! HA HA!! :EasterBun0
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Ok, well can Bluebell72's OH sign the car over to his mum or Bluebell72? If the car was only worth £1600 surely by now, in today's car market, would it be worth £1000 or less, and if so, would the OR take an interest?
Really bad idea
That will look like disposing of an asset
If Bluebell sold it for 1k OR would want to see where the cash went ?"Very funny, Scotty. Now beam down my clothes." :cool:
All truth goes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Then, it is violently opposed. Finally, it is accepted as self-evident.0
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