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What would happen if someone drove off in the car while it was being repossessed?
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∙ 17y ago
It depends on who did the driving. If it was the Repo guy, that's the way it should happen. If the person who THOUGHT they still ownd the car drove it off, they are stealing it. Once the judge drops the gavel, the vehicle belongs to the bank and if you try to hide it or keep it after an authorized agent of the bank shows up, you're guilty of auto theft.
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