Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Canada
Car ownership
My ex-partner bought me a vehicle as a gift. That is why it is registered in my name. I chipped in for a portion of it in cash (maybe 15% of total) which i gave to him and he then paid the whole charge by cheque. We split and I sold the truck. Now he wants the money I got from the sale. Do I owe him anything?
Asked on 8/09/08, 7:43 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Meldon Ellis
Ellis Business Lawyers
Re: Car ownership
No. If it is a gift then the title and ownership belong to you. If it was a loan or only part of the truck was a gift, then he may have an interest or a claim.
Answered on 8/22/08, 3:12 pm
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