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That would be called a breach of contract, unless you could get the buyer to agree.
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A person is only as good as his/her word....that is all I have to say on this matter....
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You would have to get the buyer to agree. If not, then she could sue you for breach of contract.
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Why in the world would you let someone drive a car that you sold that is still in your name?? If she is involved in an accident YOU will be liable for any injury or damage!! To answer your question this is civil law and because she has possesion of the car, it will be easy to prove your intent to sell it even if your agreement is verbal. In civil law you only have to prove more likely than not, not beyond a shadow of a doubt. As the other posters have said, you would have to get her to agree, if this went to court, you will almost certainly lose and have to give title after payment is made.
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i would say that its unethical to ask for the car back. In the end, she might be able to sue you but if the car is still in your name, then maybe not...
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