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According to the case law you are incorrect. Read the case law I posted.

I will agree that the title assignment, filled out by the seller must be delivered at the time the vehicle is delivered. Bonnell v. Mahaffey, 493 SW 2d 688 - Mo: Court of Appeals 1973 - Google Scholar However, OP didn't fill out the assignment so the sale is void and OP still owns the truck.

Well the buyer can sue under the bailment but that has nothing to do with the ownership of the truck. I think you are confusing registration with certificate of title. The statute you posted has to do with registration (license plates) of the vehicle not the ownership. To prove ownership in...

Legally and technically the truck does still belong to OP until title is transferred to a buyer. There may be good grounds for a civil suit under contract law though. Please post your theory as to why OP does not still own the truck.

I suggest that you read the actual statute regarding unclaimed property. https://revisor.mo.gov/main/OneChapterRng.aspx?tb1=447.500 to 447.595 I don't think OP is any of those categories. The dormancy period in Missouri is 5 years.

Try making the mop attachment more universal to fit other brands.

The guy was a pervert and something else (not beads) was on his mind. But when OP actually showed up outside of his house, he got cold feet. Nothing else makes sense.

If the bank account he sent the money from is closed and his house abandoned then you can only speculate about what happened to the guy. But if all was legitimate a normal person would not be gifting 25K to a stranger. Maybe he is dead or has been picked up and deported. Either way he is...

The thread title is Tax Warrant so I can assume that OP has received a notice of delinquent property taxes and that the state or county is threatening to take the property or has placed a tax lien on the property. Tax warrants A tax warrant is equivalent to a civil judgment against you, and...

That is just not believable. But if it did happen that way, I would be asking myself who set me up?

What job do you do that might require a physical exam?

I would write a letter to the association and let them know that they will be held liable for damages to the undercarriage of her car and that they either fix the hump or give her permission to have it done. If they don't answer then probably the cheapest fix would be to have a paving...

Tennessee is a strict successor liability state. And whether the sale was an asset or stock (business) sale either the OP's new corporation or his father's corporation will be held liable for the maintenance fees.

Attorney in Fact, the person you assign to act on your behalf. But again it is the principal that assigns that person. You assign who you want to act on your behalf and your husband assigns who he wants. Hence, two POAs.

If the buy-sell agreement is silent on the matter then generally speaking, when you buy a corporation's assets you also buy their liabilities.

I don't think that you can appoint an AIF for your husband. He is the one that needs to do the appointing. You can appoint one for yourself of course. Therefore, there would be two PoAs and two AIFs.

Then he must have already provided the death certificate to the bank.

The bank account is TOD (that is transfer on death). You will need a copy of the death certificate. You take it to the bank along with proper identification as to your identity and the money is yours.

Has she spoken to the lake association about it as they had the road paved? That would be the first thing to do.

Listen to OldSurveyor and forget about it. Save your money to spend on a new water heater.