Can you go to jail for not paying on a car loan?
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Can you go to jail for not paying on a car loan?
Directly you will not go to jail & not all cases will go for jail. Debtors’ prison no longer exists in the United States. The car will be repossessed by the bank, usually without need to involve law enforcement or the court. A lender will typically engage a car repo company to find the vehicle in question.
What is the difference between conversion and Detinue?
An action in conversion is a purely personal action and results in a judgment for pecuniary damages only. In an action in detinue, the plaintiff may elect as his remedy the return of the chattel. Thus, where the chattel is of special value to the plaintiff, an action for detinue is appropriate.
What is tort law conversion?
Conversion is an intentional tort and involves one party taking away the other party’s property by using it, or by altering the property in a way that is inconsistent with the rights of the owner. Damages is the primary remedy for the tort of conversion.
What is a claim of conversion?
Conversion is a tort that exposes you to liability for damages in a civil lawsuit. It applies when someone intentionally interferes with personal property belonging to another person.
