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From: fmc@eagle.UUCP (F.M.Carlson)
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Subject: Re: Unintentional creditors in business bankrupcies
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Date: Tue, 27-Dec-83 11:32:56 EST
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Posted: Tue Dec 27 11:32:56 1983
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Re: The story about a bank repossessing an airplane bought with cash.
Don't airplanes come with title papers listing creditors?  I believe
that is the case with autos - I believe the creditor is shown on the
title when you buy an auto.
How would one protect oneself from the following:
	Joe buys a TV from a dealer on credit.
	Joe sells unsuspecting victim TV for cash.
	Joe goes bankrupt.
	TV dealer wants TV back.
	What rights does unsuspecting victim have in this case?