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Toyota Motor Credit v. Hyman Auto Wholesale
No. 972212Supreme Court of Virginia
972212 Toyota Motor Credit v. Hyman Auto Wholesale 09/18/1998 The trial court properly held that a lienholder whose lien was omitted from a duplicate certificate of title for an automobile because of fraud by …
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972212 Toyota Motor Credit v. Hyman Auto Wholesale 09/18/1998 The trial court properly held that a lienholder whose lien was omit…
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972212 Toyota Motor Credit v. Hyman Auto Wholesale 09/18/1998 The trial court properly held that a lienholder whose lien was omitted from a duplicate certificate of title for an automobile because of fraud by the owner is not entitled to enforce that lien against a subsequent bona fide purchaser of the automobile, who was entitled to rely on a certificate of title which did not contain a notation of the lien, and that holding is affirmed.
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