Help with logbook loan please
Hello,
Basically my idiot brother has taken out a logbook loan against our fathers vehicle because he and my father have the same name. He has taken the loan out and has not kept up with the repayments. Can the logbook loan company still reposes the vehicle as the vehicle is not owned by my brother but by my dad.
Basically my idiot brother has taken out a logbook loan against our fathers vehicle because he and my father have the same name. He has taken the loan out and has not kept up with the repayments. Can the logbook loan company still reposes the vehicle as the vehicle is not owned by my brother but by my dad.
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Are they at the same address? If not, what address did idiot brother use?No free lunch, and no free laptop0
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Yeah same address0
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Is your father prepared to report your brother to the police?0
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It depends on a crucial factor before deciding the next step.
What Date of Birth was used?
If the person used theirs, any action to recover the vehicle will be stopped by the proof of ownership being registered to the father. The guy will then basically be subject to the lender shopping him to the police for fraud, but will protect the vehicle.
If the person used your dads date of birth? Well, in that case, from the lenders point of view, the car is legally under their ownership until the loan is paid. To stop any action being taken, your dad must file a fraud complaint to Action Fraud and the police.
Same resolution really. Your brother will be in the proverbial for fraud and the vehicle will be safe.
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Problem is that my dad will not report him to the police im not sure what date of birth was used but he is currently on 2 year suspended sentence for theft my dad will not report him0
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Your brother sounds like a top bloke0
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U dont know the half of it trust me hes a waste of life. If they come to reposess the car ill phone them and tell them it was done through fraud he needs to learn and stop relying on my dad to pay off all his debts and loans he already owes my dad £45,000 hes nearly 30 and acts like a 5 year old but my parents dont help when they constantly bail him out0
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Report it to the police or payup or lose the car appears to be the options.
I cannot see the loan company accepting anything else.Censorship Reigns Supreme in Troll City...0 -
U dont know the half of it trust me hes a waste of life. If they come to reposess the car ill phone them and tell them it was done through fraud he needs to learn and stop relying on my dad to pay off all his debts and loans he already owes my dad £45,000 hes nearly 30 and acts like a 5 year old but my parents dont help when they constantly bail him out
If they come to repossess your dad's car then surely it's your dad's decision to either report it as fraud or lose his car to keep his son out of prison.*
* Assuming committing fraud would jeopardise his suspended sentence.0
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