A North Carolina general bill of sale is used to demonstrate that ownership of an item has been transferred from a seller to a buyer. It is commonly used in private transactions involving vehicles, motorboats, and firearms. Property sold under a bill of sale is often sold as is, and the seller cannot be held responsible for defects discovered after the fact.
A North Carolina general bill of sale is used to demonstrate that ownership of an item has been transferred from a seller to a buyer. It is commonly used in private transactions involving vehicles, motorboats, and firearms. Property sold under a bill of sale is often sold as is, and the seller cannot be held responsible for defects discovered after the fact.
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