Man Sells Rental Car, but German Buyer Gets to Keep Audi
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A man in Germany sold a rented Audi car, using forged documents. The Köln Court decided that the new owner of the car had the right to keep it, because he could not understand that there was any irregularity, reports the Dutch publication Ad.nl. A man in Köln bought an almost new Audi A3, at the price of 25,000 euros, believing that he had made a good deal. However, just a few days after the payment, the car rental company recovered the vehicle,…
A German man sold a rented Audi with forged documents to an unsuspecting buyer. The court in Cologne ruled that the buyer may keep the car because he could not have known that anything was wrong.
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destentor.nlA German man sold a rented Audi with forged documents to an unsuspecting buyer. The court in Cologne ruled that the buyer may keep the car because he could not have known that anything was wrong.
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