Legal Question in Business Law in Massachusetts
Non Performance
I live in Massachusetts.I have paid off an auto loan 6 months ago with a bank in Arizona. The bank claims to have sent me the (Registry of Motor Vehicle title) shortly after the loan was satisfied. All attempts to have them issue a title to me have failed (very tipical poor customer service) after 2 letters to the bank(2 months have past since first letter). I want to take the case to court to obtain both the Registry issued title and a 'certificate of ownership' for the property.( I lost the original agreement but have a 'pay off' letter from them stating the loan was satisfied).
The bank has no idea what a 'certificate of ownership' is, how do I obtain this when the judge will not be familiar?
What law do i sue under? Uniform Commercial Code?
Can I sue in Massachusetts? Federal or State?
If I do sue in (State) Massachusetts and obtain a judgement, how do I enforce in Arizona?
Are there special laws that banks are regulated by?
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: Non Performance
Where did you take the loan out? Were you in Mass.
at the time? How did you connect with this bank in
AZ?
Call me. (617) 527-0050.
Stu Williams
(Newton)
Stuart Williams
Law Offices of Stuart J. Williams
21 Walter St.
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