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Took a loan in my name to purchase car for friend but he's not paying up now

If I have a loan in my name to purchase a car for a friend and the v5 is in his name, can I force him to sell it? This was a year ago and he paid me for the loan up until May and then the direct debit went out of his bank account. The loan is still in my name.

paula222uk  (Level 1)  |   Car Loans  |   26 Aug 2010 08:28
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gices gices  (Level 2)  |   12 Sep 2010 20:38

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If the car loan is in your name, then you are responsible to pay it back. It doesn't matter whether the money has been taken for your personal spending or someone else, at the end of the day the contract is between you and the lender. You cannot force your friend to sell the car as you do not have any rights on it unless you are the legal owner. If you have proof that you have purchased this car (eg a receipt from the dealer), then you've got grounds to get your money back.

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