What if the dealership you bought it from had to close down? If not, is there ever a situation that it where could actually happen?
Thank you
You will either them or whoever bought their debt.
You still owe it.
www.pontiacremembered.com. Free download of "The 25 Greatest Pontiac Magazine Ads of the 1960's". Great nostalgia, especially now ...
Link From: newzzcafe.com 84 years of business ended Sunday when General Motors officially ended it's agreement with Pontiac.
GM made a crucial decision to discontinue the Pontiac brand this week, which may keep them from filing bankruptcy. Are you willing to make the ...
As a part of their bankruptcy restructuring, GM inexplicably jettisoned Pontiac, its third best-selling nameplate. The Wide-Track Division ...
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West's bankruptcy reporter Thereafter, the trustee initiated this action under Bankruptcy Code sections 547 ... When the 1986 Pontiac was exchanged in 1993 for another vehicle and the ... |
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American bankruptcy reports, annotated, (cited Am. B. R.) : reporting the bankruptcy decisions and opinions in the United States, of the federal courts, state courts and referees in bankruptcy It does not appear that the bankrupt was bound by the agreement, or expected, to keep separate and ... In re Hackathorn, 144 F. 499; Pontiac Buggy Co. v. ... |
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A treatise on the law and practice of bankruptcy under the act of Congress of 1898 and its amendments But in a? case where a claimant had sold goods to the bankrupt, taking his notes ... 337. . -348. 127 In re Wilkes (DC) 112 Fed. 975, i so Pontiac Buggy Co. ... |
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The Canadian abridgment, a digest of reported decisions of the Supreme and Exchequer Courts of Canada, and of all the courts of the Common Law provinces, including appeals to the Privy Council and also decisions from the courts of Quebec of universal application |
Great nostalgia, especially now that the Pontiac brand is being retired and General Motors is bankrupt. Classic print ads, many not seen in over 40 years, straight from the Pontiac archives.
Taken in front of the former Ernie Guzman GMC Pontiac Dealership. Which disappeared on March 6, 2009 without explanation.
The home of the Detroit Lions from it's opening in 1975 until 2001, the largest crowd to ever attend an event here was 93,173 for Wrestlemania. The last event held here was a Truck Monster Jam on January 7, 2006. It is owned by the city of Pontiac- attempts to sell it have failed. They even...
The local GM dealership was full of cars one day, and the next, it was totally empty. Bankruptcy.
Davis Pontiac, Richboro, Pa.
Great nostalgia, especially now that the