What happens in a civil suit if the court ordered that a vehicle be refinanced within 90 days?

Answer by  patti (29325)

If the court orders refinancing within 90 days, the parties will return to court to report either that refinancing was secured, or the reasons why it was not. The involvement of the vehicle in the civil action will determine what happens next.

Answer by  mammakat (11147)

If the court has decided on this case,a decision has been passed, then the decision of the court must be abided by within the timeframe mandated. Failure to comply can result in fines, or more stringent penalties, including imprisonment. You need to consult with the court if you can't comply.

Answer by  patti (29325)

If the court ordered an individual to refinance a vehicle within 90 days, the court will determine what is to happen if this directive is not followed as instructed. If the judge did not specify the consequences, he or she will detail the options/consequences when the case is called for an update.

Answer by  bigwig (654)

The vehicle better be refinanced within 90 days. Otherwise, you will be held in contempt of court and subject to further punishments.

Answer by  Maria99 (108)

You should comply and refinance the vehicle. If you don't, then you will be in contempt of court and you can be fined. Also, if there are any monetary damages to the other party, you may be liable for them also. The best course is to do what the court ordered.

Answer by  Atomicrayon (2504)

If you didn't follow the courts instructions and refused to refinance the vehicle you'll be facing some jail time, or at best a hefty fine.

Answer by  palaeologus (564)

That means that before 90 days pass, the parties to the action must do everything in their power to apply for, and to obtain, a substitute loan for the encumbered vehicle. Failure to do so is generally punishable by fines or incarceration under the court's inherent contempt power and by other sanctions that may be available under applicable law.

Answer by  CarlSCansino (464)

If the party who is Ordered to refinance a vehicle in a civil suit fails to do so within the proscribed time, then the opposing party can file a motion to have the party failing to refinance the vehicle in contempt of court. The Court may incarcerate the contempted party for failing to follow the order.

Answer by  patti (29325)

The vehicle is obviously in dispute. The court ordered that the individual secure financing to purchase the vehicle from the other party. Failure to do so will result in whatever next steps the court feels are warranted.