Stealing through multiple people
<p>Person  b steals a car from person a by forging the registration  ie a civil manner.</p>

<p>Then person c steals the car.</p>

<p>How would a civil lawsuit work? Would person a sue b and c at the same time? Or sue them separately? </p>

<p>Is the transfer  from b to c conveyance even though b didn't consent?</p>

<p>Person b now has no assets so suing them alone is useless.</p>

<p>I'm not sure there would be any need - or any ability to bring - any civil action.</p>

<p>Forgery would appear to count as a Category D felony under <a href="https://casetext.com/statute/nevada-revised-statutes/title-15-crimes-and-punishments/chapter-205-crimes-against-property/forgery-counterfeiting-and-issuance-of-check-or-draft-with-intent-to-defraud/section-205090-forgery-of-conveyances-negotiable-instruments-stock-certificates-wills-and-other-instruments-utterance-of-forged-instrument" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Section 205.090</a> and, "In addition to any other penalty, the court shall order the person to pay restitution.", so person "a"'s damages should have been met under the process of the criminal prosecution of person "b" for forgery, with nothing further to claim.</p>

<p>Person "c" will have stolen a car. Whether that car was legitimately owned by person "a" may only be relevant if person "c" is using their belief that it belonged to person "b" as mitigation (for example recovery of a debt - though it won't help much as this should have been done through proper channels), which again would be a criminal proceeding.</p>

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