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ellenbetty · 09-16-2009, 11:37 AM

Here in the US, in most states, in civil court, the owner of the car is legally responsible for damages for any accident caused by any driver of the car, if the owner lent the vehicle or if the owner gave the vehicle as a gift to another person. Basicly loaning a car or giving the car as a gift, is the same a aiding and abetting in any crime commited by your vehicle. The person who paid for the vehicle is responsible for anything done with the vehicle. Selling the vehicle for a $1 will not avoid responsiblity for civil liability.

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09-16-2009, 11:37 AM	#12
ellenbetty ellenbetty View User's Garage Drives: 2 2007 Yaris 3 door liftback Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Stow Ohio Posts: 182	Here in the US, in most states, in civil court, the owner of the car is legally responsible for damages for any accident caused by any driver of the car, if the owner lent the vehicle or if the owner gave the vehicle as a gift to another person. Basicly loaning a car or giving the car as a gift, is the same a aiding and abetting in any crime commited by your vehicle. The person who paid for the vehicle is responsible for anything done with the vehicle. Selling the vehicle for a $1 will not avoid responsiblity for civil liability.