Car Thieves Now Force You to Sign Deed of Sale!

**Autobeat** · May 9th, 2009 02:38 AM

Kaya mahirap rin bumili ng 2nd hand kung hindi registered owner mismo yung ka-transaction, or via the blank deed of sale.

**ans_lim168** · May 9th, 2009 09:10 AM

This is scary, seems that our PNP could not do anything to protect the citizenry. If confronted by this scenario you could differ your signature at the deed of sale (like make it appear defective so that the deed would not be accepted).

**mey0r** · May 10th, 2009 12:02 AM

Originally Posted by ab_initio

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.

The lawyer says so.. Maniwala na kayo

**mey0r** · May 10th, 2009 12:04 AM

Originally Posted by Autobeat

Kaya mahirap rin bumili ng 2nd hand kung hindi registered owner mismo yung ka-transaction, or via the blank deed of sale.

Hindi naman mahirap, basta iberipika lang sa mga tamang sangay ng gobyerno na nangagasiwa ng mga papel ng sasakyang pampubliko at pribado bago bilhin. Kahit naman anong property lupa man o sasakyan dapat ganito muna ang dapat gawin.

**chua_riwap** · May 10th, 2009 01:45 PM

Originally Posted by ab_initio

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.

OT

Now, alam ko na meaning ng ab_initio........

**renzo_d10** · May 10th, 2009 02:08 PM

Originally Posted by chua_riwap

OT

Now, alam ko na meaning ng ab_initio........

Aba. oo nga no :confetti:

**vito corleone** · May 10th, 2009 02:19 PM

sabi ng lawyer void daw ab initio, so it is. . .isa pa, ireport molang sa tmg, lto, pnp right after the incident, mahuhuli na yan when they ty to sell it if the buyer checks the status of the vehicle. . .
ang kalaban lang dyan e yung no show na transfer of ownership

**claRkEnt** · May 10th, 2009 02:20 PM

next MO, dapat ihatid pa sa bahay nila ang mga carnappers. then bibigyan na lang nila ng pamasahe yung victim.

**batang_raon14** · May 11th, 2009 10:42 AM

Originally Posted by ab_initio

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.

Glad to hear it from someone in the field. Thanks Sir for the clarification!