It goes on your credit report. If it's a lease and you can no longer pay for it it's best to find someone to take over the lease that way it doesn't fall back on you. * If the vehicle is leased the leasee will still be responsible for the remainder of the contractual agreement. If the vehicle is being purchased it is considered a voluntary relinquishment by the borrower(s). The car will be sold at auction and the borrower will be responsible for the difference between the sale price and the amount left on the loan plus applicable fees and interest. In either instance a repossession entry will be placed on the party's credit report and will remain for seven years.
The art institute says that is classified information which i think is bull crap because they can't even give you a fricking statistic even IF YOU'RE DOING A SCHOOL PROJECT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
He doesn't give it back, but the Professor is happy.
When you fail to make the car payments. Usually the bank or financial institute that holds the lien will give you fair warning for payment and then they will tow the car if no payments are made.
you get a bad record on your credit
he is back to normal
that Pokemon gets half of his HP back What ever Pokemon you give it to, ittle bring them back alive with half HP
Call the police.
They usually have problems with there back or give up and die.
No, you have sold you cat and it is no longer yours. Unless whoever you sold it to offers it back (you will probably have to give them back their money if this happens) then you can not get your cat back.
It is ejected out the back to propel the airplane.
This is called debt. If they can't "give" it back (or the proper term being pay it back), then they have to find enough money from the crops and livestock they sell to pay these people back.
They will still repo it. Along with the report going on file that you did not give it back on your own free will.