Eek.. been away from the computer a few days.
To clarify a few things...
1. While it was a little over 4 months ago that I sold the car, I only found out he had sold it a few days ago. I had called him to check up on the car since I'd heard there was a rear end collision from a friend of mine, and I was concerned my exhaust had been damaged. That's when I found out he sold it.
2. In the state of Georgia, theft by conversion (which is what this equates to) has a statute of limitations of 4 years from the date of the incident (which would be the date he sold the car). That being said, I am handling this in a timely fashion.
3. Also in the state of Georgia, witnesses to the agreement do not count as hearsay. The legal definition of hearsay is as follows: "evidence from impersonal knowledge, gossip, groundless rumor, indirect evidence, popular report, unconfirmed account, unverified comments, or unverified news." As the witnesses (Justin from the LNC, Kyle from the LNC, etc) were present during the process of sale, their knowledge is direct and first person. (did I mention I'm trying to get into UGA Law School?).
I hope this helps...
