Hello professionals, so my cousin’s dog on the mother’s side….no nonsense. I have a question for you and think that most of the expertise is here to help. A vehicle worth 12,000 euros net was purchased by purchase contract. At the same time, an installment payment agreement was signed as an attachment to the purchase contract. This states that the seller grants the buyer the installment payment in instalments each 200 euros plus 19% fairy tale fee. The remaining amount will be due immediately and the seller may exercise his lien and collect the vehicle. If the buyer with 2 installments in default will be charged a penalty of EUR 5000,-. Why, why, why, this contract was designed and signed so is now secondary because it has just been signed. It comes as it comes… the two installments are late, the seller wants his balance of 11.900 euros and the car as a pledge back. The buyer can in fact not In my opinion: 1) Sell a car to someone else, obtain difference from the buyer plus 5,000 2) 11.900 Euro title. What happens to the KfZ? Seller would have both. Is the purchase contract invalid if the installment payment bursts? I found everywhere only what to real estate where the financing is not approved. The car is however already one year with the buyer, thus subject to the value loss. Who can pay d I don’t want the buyer to be overtaken by the seller. The seller should only get what is due to him. Is there any additional damages that can be claimed if the damage is covered by the contract penalty and is such a criminal complaint even acceptable in the normal purchase contract? Thank you.