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>due to the primary owner selling it We were talking about the courts seizing the assets though, it's not being voluntarily sold.
by daenz 4y ago
>due to the primary owner selling it
We were talking about the courts seizing the assets though, it's not being voluntarily sold.
- cycomanic 4y agoWhy would that make a difference. When someone defaults on a house/car the seized asset is often sold under value, nobody has any ground to sue.
- daenz 4y agoIf someone's car is seized by the government, it doesn't cause the value of everyone else's cars to drop by 50%, and if it did, I think people would sue the the government.