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LadyArizona

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I bought a truck from my sister in 2012.
I agreed to let her be a lein holder on the title for the only reason being so that I couldnt take a title loan out on it. She took the truck stating she was going to sell it. She orginally bought it for 8000 and I bought it from her for 3500 cash when I got my income tax return.
There was a few times I borrowed money from her and she said not to worry about paying her back. When I asked her about getting my money back that I paided her when I bought it when she sells it she I will get nothing and its hers because in her mind the times I borrowed money from her she sutracted those amounts from the money I bought it from her. Does she a a right to take the truck back from me?
 
"Does she have a right to take the truck back from me?" YES.
 
LadyArizona said:
Why? The only reason for the lein was so that I dont get a title loan. I dont owe her any money. Tell me why she has a right to take it back
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I would never have bought the truck under her conditions.
However, you agreed to her onerous, ridiculous, excessive demands.
Now you're paying the price.
But, whatever I say or think is meaningless and useless to you.
I don't have your truck.
I didn't take your truck.
I don't know anything about the charlatan that conned you and now has your truck.
I suggest you ask her, that is, if she'll listen to you.
She might shoot you, to protect HER new truck.
 
army judge said:
I would never have bought the truck under her conditions.
However, you agreed to her onerous, ridiculous, excessive demands.
Now you're paying the price.
But, whatever I say or think is meaningless and useless to you.
I don't have your truck.
I didn't take your truck.
I don't know anything about the charlatan that conned you and now has your truck.
I suggest you ask her, that is, if she'll listen to you.
She might shoot you, to protect HER new truck.[/QUOTE

OUCH!!!! NO SENSE IN TRUDTING FAMILY IS THERE THEN
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Well, apparently she changed her mind about you not owing her money and considered the money you borrowed from her to be a debt.

You're better off not borrowing money from her or any friend or relative, but it's a little late now.
 
I discovered on my own a course of action I can take and will do so. When it works out to my advantage I will do a follow up so that anyone else facing a similar situation could help them as well.
So the negative feed back I got after I posted my question here didnt stop me from finding a solution. It was just a poor choice on my part to think I could get any constructive feedback here.
 
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