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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Who is the ulitimate owner in the end with the words: 'and' 'or'
On last question regarding the use of 'and' 'or' do both words indicate ownership?
John and Suze (on a car title)
John or Suze (on a car title)
Are both liable for it?
If one deceases will the other own the car ?
John and Suze (on a car title)
John or Suze (on a car title)
Are both liable for it?
If one deceases will the other own the car ?
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Hi, On last question regarding the use of 'and' 'or' do both words indicate ownership? John and Suze (on a car title) John or Suze (on a car title) Are both liable for it? You mean if it is involved in an accident and there is a question about who the owner is?
- Hi, On last question regarding the use of 'and' 'or' do both words indicate ownership?
- John and Suze (on a car title) John or Suze (on a car title) Are both liable for it?
- You mean if it is involved in an accident and there is a question about who the owner is?
- I would think so.
- If one deceases will the other own the car ?
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Hi,
On last question regarding the use of 'and' 'or' do both words indicate ownership?
John and Suze (on a car title)
John or Suze (on a car title)
Are both liable for it? You mean if it is involved in an accident and there is a question about who the owner is? I would think so.
If one deceases will the other own the car ? I would think do.
On last question regarding the use of 'and' 'or' do both words indicate ownership?
John and Suze (on a car title)
John or Suze (on a car title)
Are both liable for it? You mean if it is involved in an accident and there is a question about who the owner is? I would think so.
If one deceases will the other own the car ? I would think do.
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