I purchased a used boat from a local marine dealership 4 months ago. My bank and I both have, repeatedly, asked for the title to the boat. The dealership cannot provide the title, nor will they give me a straight answer regarding the status of the title. Was this sale legal if he title is disputed or involved in litigation?
Asked on 9/01/14, 5:06 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Steven Frankoff
Law Offices of Steven Frankoff
In simple terms, you need the title. That is proof of ownership. Candidly I am surprised the bank lent you $$$ on the boat without having title. If the seller, especially a dealership, does not provide the title you have to seek a legal remedy and force him to give you title. The above is not nor should it be considered legal advice, or the acceptance of representation. It is a generalized answer to a legal inquiry.
I am Steven Barry Frankoff, and I can be reached at 281 704 6740, or sfrankoff@yahoo.com
Good LUCK
Answered on 9/01/14, 6:06 pm
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