Legal Question in Intellectual Property in New York

a loan with collateral

I lent a so called friend 10000.00 and he put up his tools as collateral he made his first payment and now he refuses to pay me the rest how do I go about collecting the collateral that he put towards the loan ?


Asked on 3/07/07, 9:49 am

1 Answer from Attorneys

Steven Mark Steven Paul Mark, Attorney at Law

Re: a loan with collateral

If you have an agreement that would likely identify the process you'd have to pursue. If you just have a promissory note, the terms of the note would instruct. In the absence of an agreement and a note, you would have to establish the default, take your "friend" to court and hope you could prove the loan, the default and the collateral for same. Once you got a judgment you could begin to enforce it by taking the collateral and, if that were not sufficient to repay the loan, go after other assets like a bank account. If you wish to discuss this further please contact me.

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Answered on 3/07/07, 11:32 am


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