When the repo man shows up to take a car from a borrower behind in their payments, he better be polite to everyone—even those who have no ownership of the vehicle being repossessed.
That was the message sent by a recent U.S. District Court decision, which will allow a Hartford man and his niece to pursue a claim against Wayside Auto Body and Wells Fargo Bank for harassing them when the man’s car was repossessed in 2012.
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