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    Hi all, ive had anither thread up on here but havent had a response as of yet, im just wanting to confirm a few things, i have a bill of sale contract with the funding coopertion and i can no longer afford the car, i have only had the car 12 months but due to recent change in circumstances the car has become unmanageable to keep up the repayments for it! I will upload my contract for you shortly as i have resolved my issue with my laptop but im just wanting some clarity on wether i am entitled to do a VTC and how it works and what the steps are to do this? If somebody could help or give some advice i would very much appreciate it.
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    Re: am i entitled to a VTC

    here is some more pictures of contract also
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    • #3
      Re: am i entitled to a VTC

      Unfortunately voluntary termination is not an option of a bill of sale purchase, you can with the creditors permission get the car sold and then this will be credited against the remaining liability under the agreement but that is about all.

      Bills of sale have to be correctly drafted in order to be binding on the debtor so you will need to check, they should also be registered

      some info here http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/.../31/section/10

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      • #4
        Re: am i entitled to a VTC

        Originally posted by andy58 View Post
        Unfortunately voluntary termination is not an option of a bill of sale purchase, you can with the creditors permission get the car sold and then this will be credited against the remaining liability under the agreement but that is about all.

        Bills of sale have to be correctly drafted in order to be binding on the debtor so you will need to check, they should also be registered

        some info here http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/.../31/section/10


        So how will I know if a bill of sale has been registered?

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        • #5
          Re: am i entitled to a VTC

          You can get details here

          http://www.justice.gov.uk/courts/rcj-rolls-building/queens-bench/enforcement

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          • #6
            Re: am i entitled to a VTC

            I cant really see the documents youve attached im afraid, the images are far too small.
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            • #7
              Re: am i entitled to a VTC

              Originally posted by pt2537 View Post
              I cant really see the documents youve attached im afraid, the images are far too small.
              My laptop won't let me make them any bigger, I just wanted to clarify if I could do a vt, which I can't, any advice on which route to go down?

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              • #8
                Re: am i entitled to a VTC

                You would have to get hold of the holder of the BOS and voluntarily surrender, or get their permission to sell and offset the sum owed under the agreement, if the BOS is kosher you are only in possession of the vehicle they are the owners so you could not sell on your own behalf.

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