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  • helensigala
    New Member
    • May 2017
    • 2

    #1

    Vehicle Repo

    Hi

    I came across this site on google and was wondering if someone can shed some light from either personal experience or in the know how

    If a vehicle repayment was in arrears however no summons was received but Mr Sheriff arrives with a court order to repo the vehicle... if the arrears have been paid up even before the sheriff arrived do you still need to hand the vehicle over?
  • helensigala
    New Member
    • May 2017
    • 2

    #2
    Hi does anyone have any advise ?

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    • Dave A
      Site Caretaker

      • May 2006
      • 22806

      #3
      Some previous threads on the subject.
      Help me please!!! I'm two months behind on my car payments. For the last six months there were no statements sent to me. Nobody informed me in writing what the next step will be. Yesterday a guy rocked up at my house with a piece of paper say they want the money or the car. Irefused to give him the keys as there were no court

      I would just like to know: My car payment has an arrears amount from when I was unemployed. However, I have now been making full installments plus an additional R1000.00 every month since January. I have not missed one payment. I infact made a double payment in June. Can MFC repossess my car, on the basis that my payment

      Hi Everyone, I'm not particularly clued up on what happens after a car is repossessed, and a friend is in a spot of trouble... my friend took out a car loan with the bank, and bought the car she wanted. a while into the payments (I'm guessing around a year or so), she became unemployed and was unable to pay the installment,


      One thing I did pick up on reading through that lot - there needs to be a court order.

      Here's a particularly interesting post. Seems one of the "dirty tricks" is to claim there's a court order, but get you to sign a form that says you're actually voluntarily surrendering the vehicle. Popular with tracers trying to earn a commission on achieving a repo, I guess.
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      • Citizen X
        Diamond Member

        • Sep 2011
        • 3411

        #4
        Originally posted by helensigala
        Hi

        I came across this site on google and was wondering if someone can shed some light from either personal experience or in the know how

        If a vehicle repayment was in arrears however no summons was received but Mr Sheriff arrives with a court order to repo the vehicle... if the arrears have been paid up even before the sheriff arrived do you still need to hand the vehicle over?

        I’m going to lend perspective here. Before I get straight to the point, I want to share what takes place behind the scenes, especially in a case of default judgment.
        The directive to the sheriff will look something like this(I'm aware that the spacing is incorrect):

        IN THE HIGH COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA
        GAUTENG DIVISION, JOHANNESBURG
        CASE NUMBER XXXXX/2017
        In the matter between:XYZ BANK Plaintiff
        And
        Mr Oppressed Man Defendant


        WARRANT OF DELIVERY OF GOODS

        TO: THE SHERIFF OF THE HIGH COURT

        WHEREAS in this action, the court has a decree that the mentioned defendant should deliver to the plaintiff certain:-
        2015 BMW 3 Series 320i M Sport Auto

        Engine number: xxxxxxGP
        Chassis number: abcdefghijklmnopqrst

        THIS IS TO AUTHORISE AND REQUIRE you to take the said vehicle to be found at:

        11121111 Poor Street, Lenasia , 1820
        OR WHEREVER THE SAME MAY BE FOUND, from the mentioned defendant, for which this shall be your warrant
        AND RETURN to this court what you have done by virtue hereof

        Dated at Johannesburg this 2nd day of May 2017

        Attorney for Plaintiff
        Xxx
        xxx
        1. Suppose the vehicle costs R600 000;
        2. You have paid the arrears but there is a court order that the sheriff must execute;
        3. This is not your main concern, when they sell this R600 000 vehicle at auction, they may get R150 000, let’s assume that you paid R100 000 in instalments. This is R250 000 that they received from your installment and the sale in execution;
        4. There is a shortfall of R350 000!!!!
        5. They still entitled to collect this R350 000 from you despite the repossession.
        6. So, despite the fact that you paid the arrears, as at the time judgment was granted, arrears were not paid, so sheriff was entitled to repossession as per court order;
        7. However, this does not mean that you don't have recourse to the law, you can rescind judgment granted in your absence BUT you must also have a valid defence or show good cause. Always remember, in any legal proceedings there is this concept of 'costs,' so if the court doesn't find in your favour you will have to pay the costs of the plaintiff
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