11/25, 8:00am
[Xist]
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[Ex], I alerted the [local] Police that I repossessed the car, and the Officer made sure that I understood my liability if you drove without insurance. If you want the title and registration, you must pay in full. You have paid $1135 to date, correct? You specified that twenty dollars were for insurance, right? That leaves $1365 on the car, $631.11 for insurance, totaling $1,996.11. If you cannot get a bank loan, I will sell the car to someone who can afford to drive.
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She called the police and sued for refusing to work with her, voiding our contract (which the judge said was hardly worth anything), and illegally repossessing the car--wait, I talked to the police about it! Illegal how?!
There was a flaming war over this. Forget about it. I declined to counter-sue, although I am confident I could have recovered what I paid to insure her, damage to my car, etc., but I did not feel she would benefit from it, and I did not want her money. However, since I did not counter-sue, the judge simply awarded her the payments back, so I set up my bank to send her checks.
This is my car. The title and registration have been in my name for almost three years. I have not communicated with her since November 25th. We did not even speak to each other in court in February. If she ever offered to purchase the car, I would take her money, but I would not talk to her under any other circumstances.