Verbal agreement between two parties.

[rigozziadam]

Here is the form that vehicle sellers must have filled out prior to selling a vehicle to a minor:
https://www.michigan.gov/documents/B-32_159585_7.pdf

I purchased the vehicle from a minor. I'm 38 years old

 

[quincy]

I purchased the vehicle from a minor. I'm 38 years old

Right. The minor legally cannot be held to the terms of the contract (with a few exceptions) so both those who sell to minors and those who buy from minors on a contract are taking a big risk.

 

[Zigner]

Let the owner of the vehicle contact the police if her vehicle was stolen.

 

[rigozziadam]

Right. The minor legally cannot be held to the terms of the contract (with a few exceptions) so both those who sell to minors and those who buy from minors on a contract are taking a big risk.

The form says: warning, this form does not change the contractual liabilities with respect to the sale of a motor vehicle to a minor. .... the minor in this case is SELLING the vehicle, not purchasing. The vehicle is already titled in her name. She is the sole owner.

 

[quincy]

You should be thankful that you have only invested $175 in the vehicle.

I suggest you purchase a car from an adult.

And, yes. There are "contractual liabilities" when selling to or buying from a minor. The minor legally cannot be held to the terms of a contract (again, with a few exceptions).

 

[rigozziadam]

Let the owner of the vehicle contact the police if her vehicle was stolen.

That's my point, based on our verbal agreement, I am the owner of the vehicle.

 

[rigozziadam]

You should be thankful that you have only invested $175 in the vehicle.

I suggest you purchase a car from an adult.

Where did you get your law degree? A cracker jack box? You obviously have no idea what the hell you're talking about. If a minor owns real property, they are bound by the same contractual obligations as an adult. A vehicle has value. Therefore it's sale, by a minor or not, is bound by the law.

 

[quincy]

Where did you get your law degree? A cracker jack box? You obviously have no idea what the hell you're talking about. If a minor owns real property, they are bound by the same contractual obligations as an adult. A vehicle has value. Therefore it's sale, by a minor or not, is bound by the law.

Wrong.

 

[rigozziadam]

Wrong.

We will see.

 

[quincy]

We will see.

Hahaha. Okay. Good luck.

 

[Zigner]

That's my point, based on our verbal agreement, I am the owner of the vehicle.

Great - why don't you pull your title out and show the cops and tell them you want to report the vehicle as stolen? I know why...because you don't HAVE the title.

 

[Zigner]

Where did you get your law degree? A cracker jack box?

That's where I got mine.
(The prizes used to be much better.)

 

[rigozziadam]

We will see.

Minors cannot back out of contracts involving necessity of life items. A vehicle to get to work to make money to afford other necessities of life, is considered a necessity of life in the great state of Michigan.

 

[rigozziadam]

Great - why don't you pull your title out and show the cops and tell them you want to report the vehicle as stolen? I know why...because you don't HAVE the title.

It doesn't matter. It's a verbal contract. She already told the police we had a verbal contract. The end.

 

[pac72]

why at 38 do you need to make payments to a minor.. just get a loan and pay her then it will be titled to YOU...