What happens if someone is selling a laptop they are leasing a rental center itself? I bought a laptop from my brother in law and I just found out that leasing is that it has provided the rent to own center and sold it to me hours after that I can do, it does not have my money for his party Why should I give it to the leasing company and lose my money
It is a problem for you both.
Unless he continues to make payments on the laptop, which I doubt he will as he sold it to you it will be in breach of his contract. Hear is the problem for him, because he essentially rented this with the intent to steal, he can and will be charged with theft (theft) by conversion. This is a much more important to law enforcement authorities and forces to act. In contrast, if a customer was rented for one year and then no returns, while the police called a civil matter and do nothing.
The problem for you is that, technically, once the costs of storing files, you will be in possession of stolen property ions. Rent A Center does not always go after people who steal, but they always do when someones steals after their first payment, especially if the goods are affordable laptop. I have seen this happen several times and people always come on appeal or ask for help after its too late
The best thing to do for you is it back to the RAC and go after your BIL small claims court. You do not want to get involved in the mess your BIL.
It has a lease with this company. He could be accused of theft by swindle.
No its his problem not yours.
Just pay the company for the laptop and say he has lost or something.
Posted on February 13, 2010.
