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My son's ex took out a loan for his car (registered in his name).She asked him to sign the car over to her for sale.Who pays excess owed?

This is really a question about who is liable for any money still owed to the finance company after the sale of the car? My son has offered to take over payments for the car but it is her request that the car be signed over to her -she also wants him to pay any money still owed to the lender, which I think is wrong. Surely this is her decision and her responsibility especially since she has turned down his offer?!
roruna  (Level 1)  |   Advice  |   13 Feb 2012 17:04
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gices gices  (Level 2)  |   13 Feb 2012 19:42

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If the loan was taken out in the ex's name, then she's the one liable for repayments. It looks like the car actually belongs to the ex from what you said because your son is only the registered keeper and not the actual owner. He does not have rights of sale on the car and if he takes over the payments for the car and settles the finance, he won't become the legal owner.

You son doesn't have any proof that he purchased the car right? It's the ex who has it, in terms of the finance for the car being in her name, right?
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Thanks gices. Much appreciated
roruna roruna  (Level 1)  |   16 Feb 2012 21:13
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