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@badger
Sounds like you were justified
Whilst you have a finance agreement in place the vehicle remains the property of the finance company. Who can repossess said vehicle at any time.
So as long as the random dude was repossessing said vehicle as directed by and on behalf of the finance company.....Then said random dude was not stealing your car.
They were legally, repossessing the property of the finance company....Irrespective of the any mistake that might have occurred.
Especially assaulting someone trying to go about their legitimate business.
the repossessor was still going about their legitimate business.
There is more to this story that isn't being told. Finance companies don't want to reposes cars and would rather have the car be paid for. They go to great lengths to work with the buy before resorting to repossession. There were numerous attempts at communication before repossession became an option. Repossession is never a finance companies first option. Like I said there is more to this story than is being told. There are always two sides to every story, "Yours and assholes".
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I just want everyone to know that this is not about Trump.
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