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by qwerty on October 12th, 2009
first if you don't have a title it is not your car
and you are responsible to secure these papers
they can go through them and remove them from the car, and give them back to you or just throw them away after x amount of time
if anything bad happens to ur clients because of medical info being stolen or leaked you are responsible also, because you shouldn't have left sensitive medical documents is a car
by bathory313 on October 12th, 2009
It is YOUR responsibility to secure such forms with personal information on them. You had to have known that your car was up for repo. Call the company that repossessed your vehicle and ask them how to retrieve your personal belongings. Some companies remove personal items from the vehicle and bag them; some do not touch the contents of the car.
by Talamasca on April 16th, 2009
As far as I know you are allowed to retrieve personal belongings, but the details vary form place to place. You can start by asking the local police what your options are. They aren’t allowed to give legal advice but they can probably point you in the right direction
Surrendering my car. An unfinished project left lots of custom and missing interior parts. No one will buy it as is. What will the bank say?
by MikeMan33 on July 4th, 2010
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Is my dealer full of it?
by fargotojudy on July 3rd, 2010
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If someone gets a duplicate title, then uses the orginal title to get a title loan, can the title company repo it?
by Jessica_C9352 on December 30th, 2010
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How long does it take U.S. Bank to repo a car with late payments
by dchase2011 on January 6th, 2011
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If the balance of a car loan less than 10% owed, mainly their late fees , is written off to bad debt can they still repo the car
by dleigh on October 11th, 2010
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You're reading My car was repossessed last week with some medical forms in it from work. I'm a massage therapist and do some at home massages. I left the paperwork in my car and then woke up to my car gone. Can the bank legally go through my car without violating hipaa?
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