very very true BUT if he made a genuine mistake and the truck was sold to help the business before the he had a visit then they cant take the goods off the new owner

if its sold before its sold, just cause its in the guys yard dont mean its his property

if the guy confirms it was sold for what ever reason ( bad debt to clear like clare sugested is better imo) then they can not claim its theres now

the only guy to get in trouble is the guy in debt which apples states he dont care about


remember that the law is wrote out BUT they have to look all cases seperate and on that basisi if a guy now owns the rights to it then they cant do anything about it, unless the guy sold it after it was the bailfs property which when theres the new owner and the guy in debt stating it was not his property but sold what can they legally do, the guy has lost his business and signs but never noticed the truck on there or it slipped his mind, genuine mistake to make but under the circumstances happens they will have to fight hard for it


clares sugestion is water tight but shes a kind of person who has 4 door locks and a security gate on her house incase she gets broken into