Can you get permission in a court to repossess property that belongs to you for non-payment?
Friday, April 2nd, 2010 at
8:04 pm
This is a hotdog cart, my ex owes me 1500 dollars for it and has taken off out os state with it. I need to get it back to sell it for the original loan amount, to get my money back and pay off bills that need to get payed. Has anyone heard of this?
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yes … you sue him in small claims court. that remedy can be ordered, among others.
GL on serving him — if you don’t know where he went, you’ll have to follow the perscribed method of serving someone of unknown address — in most states, that involves both registered letter to last known address and service by publishing the court date in the newspapers [at your expense, of course].
Why don’t you just sue for the balance owing? This is a pretty straight forward breach of contract case – you can take it to small claims court.
If you want to do something a little more complicated, you can go into superior court and request a writ of replevin that would give you the ability to take the item back.
Dit is een actie in replevin. U kunt voor het vervolgen maar u kunt niet het in klein eisenhof kunnen doen. U moet leren of het kleine eisenhof in de jurisdictie waarin uw ex leeft eisen in gelijkheid kan horen. Het kostuum moet worden gebracht waar hij leeft opdat het hof jurisdictie over hem heeft.