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Re: Re: Sale agreements and documents when buying tractor (long post)
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Posted by Dan Robertson on April 07, 2002 at 20:22:40 from (64.12.103.51):
In Reply to: Re: Sale agreements and documents when buying tractor (long post) posted by Glenn(WV) on April 07, 2002 at 13:21:45:
Glenn is right, I did the same thing when I bought Dad's old AL. fishing boat with 9hp Evinrude.--- Putter on paper with date, description of merchandise, agreed price, and both parties signature. A hand shake usually works fine for the two parties involved, BUT family, heirs, attorneys, and just plain old nasty people don't seem to remember verbal or handshake agreements that a deceased or now incompetant seller may have made previously. Kind of like buying insurance, you buy hoping that you will never need it. Protect yourself. Dan Robertson
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