# Boss is selling a car to a friend......quick question

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**Created:** [March 5, 2008, 12:43pm UTC](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/boss-is-selling-a-car-to-a-friend-quick-question/44490 "2008-03-05T12:43:08Z")\
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**Post date:** [March 5, 2008, 2:51pm UTC](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/boss-is-selling-a-car-to-a-friend-quick-question/44490/11 "2008-03-05T14:51:29Z")

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> [@nitroinsane](#):
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> I don’t think he still owes money on a truck from 1985.So I don’t see where you assumed he would keep the insurance in his name. He will probably write a bill of sale and a contract that way in case she is a scumbag. Which i imagine someone who has no car and is looking at a 85 suburban is. The fact is he can take her to court and get a judgment.

now try again using the word “title” somewhere. you really think he’s going to sign over the title with a lean on it for a truck like this.

what happens in 90% of these cases is that the truck breaks down and she can’t afford to fix it an stops paying because he obviously sold a lemon then they both end up on judge judy for my entertainment.

also note that a notary does not make a contract legally binding, it just means that on a given date and time somebody signed a piece of paper.

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