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Miss Brock

I seen a similar question to mine but have something to add. I recently had my jeep removed because they decided to seize not sue I was a few payments behind and the interest and payments were very high. Now I just received a letter saying I might have to pay a disposition or may be liable for any deficiency balance that may be owing after they sell the vehicle for what they can get. Can they do this or who would I call to get the correct information I am looking for. I believe I do have a Conditional Sales Contract.( It says that on the top of my sale paper from the dealership.

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One Response to “Miss Brock”

Barton Goth – Goth & Company Inc. -Trustee in Bankruptcy said...

You would have to consult with a lawyer to get the specific legal advice that you need.