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When the courts attempt to come up with a value for your car, what do they use? My attorney said he generally uses Nada Book and the actual clean retail value of the car, as that is the value the lienholder would state the car is worth to them.
Is this true?
When the courts attempt to come up with a value for your car, what do they use? My attorney said he generally uses Nada Book and the actual clean retail value of the car, as that is the value the lienholder would state the car is worth to them.
Is this true?
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