Car Thieves Now Force You to Sign Deed of Sale!

**rhuwrx** · May 8th, 2009 08:15 PM

Paano po pag iniba ng victim yung pirma niya, as in ang layo ng itsutra dun sa original niya na signature?

**kevin3000** · May 8th, 2009 08:54 PM

yup tip lang wag ilalagay ung right sig. para madetect pa yung auto dba?!

**migs0624** · May 8th, 2009 09:15 PM

hala naku bat ganyan

**boybi** · May 8th, 2009 09:48 PM

Originally Posted by rhuwrx

Paano po pag iniba ng victim yung pirma niya, as in ang layo ng itsutra dun sa original niya na signature?

Hihingian siguro ng ID yung owner para ma-verify nila yung signature

**khazpert** · May 8th, 2009 11:00 PM

hmm kakatakot! ano kaya dapat nating gawin para mas safe tayong lahat?

**batang_raon14** · May 8th, 2009 11:18 PM

Question lang: won't the deed of sale be deemed voidable in this case? Given that the nature of the signing is on the basis that the obligee was coerced?

So kung ibinenta nga ng mga loko yung sasakyan, at nakita ng PNP for sale at inapproach yung nagbebenta, sabay sasabihin may DEED OF SALE ika nga, edi parang nagpahuli na rin ang loko? Tama ba?

**Monseratto** · May 8th, 2009 11:41 PM

Also the owner's signature on the original CR must be the same on the deed of sale. Parang the deed of sale Modus Operandi is very questionable...

**falken** · May 9th, 2009 12:27 AM

Originally Posted by khazpert

hmm kakatakot! ano kaya dapat nating gawin para mas safe tayong lahat?

I-salvage lahat ng carnappers. Huwag makialam ang CHR.

**ab_initio** · May 9th, 2009 01:12 AM

Originally Posted by batang_raon14

Question lang: won't the deed of sale be deemed voidable in this case? Given that the nature of the signing is on the basis that the obligee was coerced?

So kung ibinenta nga ng mga loko yung sasakyan, at nakita ng PNP for sale at inapproach yung nagbebenta, sabay sasabihin may DEED OF SALE ika nga, edi parang nagpahuli na rin ang loko? Tama ba?

it's not voidable even...it is void ab initio (void from the beginning). voidable contracts are those that are otherwise valid but due to some formal defects or non fulfillment of obligation, the contract may be voided; in this thread, the essential element of consent is wanting at the inception. lacking such element of consent there's no contract of sale, as sale is a consensual contract. when there's coercion and the car is taken by intimidation, kahit isang metro lang tinakbo niyan, carnapping na yan in contemplation of law.

**ab_initio** · May 9th, 2009 01:23 AM

Originally Posted by batang_raon14

Question lang: won't the deed of sale be deemed voidable in this case? Given that the nature of the signing is on the basis that the obligee was coerced?

So kung ibinenta nga ng mga loko yung sasakyan, at nakita ng PNP for sale at inapproach yung nagbebenta, sabay sasabihin may DEED OF SALE ika nga, edi parang nagpahuli na rin ang loko? Tama ba?

it's not voidable even...it is void ab initio (void from the beginning). voidable contracts are those that are otherwise valid but due to some formal defects or non fulfillment of obligation, the contract may be voided; in this thread, the essential element of consent is wanting at the inception. lacking such element of consent there's no contract of sale, as sale is a consensual contract. when there's coercion and the car is taken by intimidation, kahit isang metro lang tinakbo niyan, carnapping na yan in contemplation of law.