# a fore-warning: bust in north carolina

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**Category:** NYSpeed Automotive\
**Created:** [December 1, 2006, 9:15am UTC](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/a-fore-warning-bust-in-north-carolina/20973 "2006-12-01T09:15:33Z")\
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> [@Xander](#):
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> How can they even action off a car that has a bank lean on it? I’m sure the banks lawyers won’t let that happen. Plus it’s not like they will give the lean release away.

the lein holder usualy gets first dibs on the auction profits

but law enforcement has every right to legaly sell a vehical that has a lein on it, and the lein is void as soon as they sell it

govenments auction vehicals that have leins … govenments make lein laws … i think they have the ability to void a lein, govenment is always happy to write laws that increase their yearly profits

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