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  1. ok thanks. should i write to them or phone them or just leave it and let them drag me to court? also where would i stand in recovering money from them what i have paid? obviously the car has been sold so i wont get that back. but how far can i take it and does it look like its in my favour? many thanks Hotwire
  2. would that be the signed agreement and also shall i remove the vehicle details from it? many thanks Hotwire
  3. thanks dx100, i have uploaded the agreement earlier on in this thread. or is it something else you are asking for. Thanks Hotwire
  4. Thanks for sorting that out for me whoever did it. there was one letter which has been removed it is named letter2 04-01-2013. Thanks for removing the double. many thanks Hotwire
  5. Thanks for all your replies guys. I am uploading the letters i have got in the post since this has all started. please note that their is no mention from close motor finance that they have repossessed the vehicle or as to what happened or why the took the car back. Although they have sent me confirmation that they have sold it on. please advise me as to what i can do further and get this matter sorted. many thanks in advance and sorry for the delay in uploading the documents. Hotwire
  6. Ok just a quick update. I collected paperwork from solicitors today but there is no copies of the correspondence he sent to the finance company or garage basically all he has given back to me is what paperwork I gave have him. Am I able to ask for the letters he sent or shall I say he claims to have sent to the finance company and garage? He has clearly charged me for written correspondence as well as numerous calls to myself and both the garage and finance company. Many thanks Hotwire
  7. thanks dx100. i will get these scanned and uploaded as soon as possible. i am away from home so it might be by the weekend. and also a lot of the paperwork is still with the solicitor which i need to collect back off him. also they have threatened for an attachment of earnings and legal action and a doorstep visit. where do i stand in regards to these threats? many thanks hotwire
  8. thanks for your replies guys. As it stands my friend is being bombarded with letters from close motor finances solicitors. i myself arranged a solicitor for me and my friend and all that happened with him was he took on the case and took payment from me and a few weeks later handed the case back to me saying it will be a conflict of interest if he was to act on my behalf and my friends at the same time. cutting it short he made his money and left me in the problem. while he had the case he took written authorisation from me and my friend to act on our behalf and he said he contacted the finance company on numerous occasions and also the garage involved but they would not reply to him. What can I do guys please any way i can stop these solicitors taking legal action which they are threatening to do. they have not once even acknowldged the fact in any letters or stated that they have repossessed the vehicle due to this logbook issue but yet they have gone and sold the car and are now demanding for the shortfall. please any help is much appreciated. thanks hotwire
  9. Thanks SeanG79, The only proof I have is the green slip which is the new keepers supplement which has the dealers handwriting on. And I have spoken to dvla and they have advised me that they can provide me with a copy of the v5c application made to them which the dealer also filled in. Just to point out again the dealer filled in the blue part of the v5c with my details to be the registered keeper but yet at the same time the green slip which is the new registered keepers supplement he filled my friends details on there. I think he did this to try and cover up his footsteps and he also denied filling in any of the v5c once I confronted him with this problem. But it has his handwriting on both parts of the v5c. He also tried to blame it on me that I filled in the v5c and then he changed his story saying it was one of his admin guys that filled it in. Which it clearly could not have been because he filled it in front of me as he took my signature on the v5c to be the new registered keeper. Many thanks Hotwire
  10. Thanks seang79, I'd just like to ask that who's responsibility is it to notify the finance company and forward all the documents to them when purchasing a vehicle from a garage which is selling the financial product. Is it the financer's the registered keeper's or is it the garage's responsibility? If a customer was advised that it is absolutely fine to do exactly what me and my friend have done by the person selling the financial product and for him to also fill in all the paperwork himself and then not advise the finance company about how he has made the sale who is at fault? Clearly me and my friend had no contact or communication with the finance company. Trading standards have said the garage has clearly mis-sold the finance deal to the both of us. Many thanks Hotwire
  11. Thanks again for your replies, When my friend signed the agreement he was aware of the fact that the vehicle is for me. So was the garage. The garage agreed to it. Clause 5.3 is fine I totally understand it. My friend did not abandon the vehicle, sell it to me or transfer it to me in any way or form. The v5 was registered in my name by the garage from the day of purchase. Purely the garage is at fault. If my friend had transferred the v5c to my name after the purchase then it would be breach of contract. And as for possession and control of the vehicle he actually had 1 key to the car as well as I did. He also used the car when he wanted to at his leisure so he did have control and possession of the Goods as we only live 2 streets away from each other. Many thanks hotwire
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