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transporter7 | 21:19 Fri 24th Jul 2009 | ChatterBank
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theft of money but as it is in agreement it is called civil law it is unfair as i am the good guy bit stupid though
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Post in law and post an actual question and I will do my best to answer you.
21:32 Fri 24th Jul 2009
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not to sure what you mean?
21:33 Fri 24th Jul 2009
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Oh you did.

give me a while to think about it. You can't be guilty of theft - you have a defence if you have a written agreement and honestly believed the goods were yours to take. However, this type of "loan" may well fall foul of Consumer Credit agreements/usary type loans.

I think you need to put the exact terms of the agreement (not a synopsis) and the amount, and the date and the total payments made if any and I'll think about it.
21:35 Fri 24th Jul 2009

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