Repossession Related Question ?
Repossession Related Question
It is starting to be common practice that creditors want recovery agencies
(repossession agencies) to provide them with a list of the contents of the
vehicle at time of repossession.
Here in NJ. It is abundantly clear that the recovery
agent/agency is fully and entirely responsible for these contents.
Would disclosing the nature of these contents...sometimes personal, sometimes
embarassing....be some sort of violation of the debtor's right to privacy?
Wouldn't this be some sort of illegal "third party disclosure"?
If you have any documentation to support our position (that we should not
report the nature of the contents to the creditor), or hold a contrary position
I would greatly appreciate hearing about it.
Who know abt repossession NJ?
- No they need to in general the contents due to the fact that debtors will claim
they had something in fact they didn't ! You should do inventory then have debtor
sign for it. Then forward that to client. Third party is due to $$ figures to a
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