towing service please
#2
have you tried google? lol
or the cops?
you actually have no right to have a car towed unless they are doign somthign illegal. simply being parked in the road infront of yours/your friends house is not illegal.
or the cops?
you actually have no right to have a car towed unless they are doign somthign illegal. simply being parked in the road infront of yours/your friends house is not illegal.
Last edited by NIGHTHAWKSI; 09-25-2012 at 02:59 PM.
#4
no, not on the street
the car is left behind from the previous move out tenant
it parked inside my friend's property
still consider illegal to tow if someone park a car inside your parkway?
the car is left behind from the previous move out tenant
it parked inside my friend's property
still consider illegal to tow if someone park a car inside your parkway?
#6
oh, in that case, im 99% sure you can have it towed. ther emight be a law of how long its been there, or having to notify the owner of intnetion to have it towed.
with that said, call your local police, and ask them the legal stuff since it was a tennants.
then google tow companies. call for the cheapest price.
also, it is not your car, so where it is towed to and who is repsonsible for storage fees is also a good question.
with that said, call your local police, and ask them the legal stuff since it was a tennants.
then google tow companies. call for the cheapest price.
also, it is not your car, so where it is towed to and who is repsonsible for storage fees is also a good question.
#7
Here in NYC, if some one is illegally parked in your driveway or even blocking you from getting out you can have them towed.
First the local cops have to issue the car a summons, once that's done (and it has a ticket on the car)then a quick yellow page (google) search will yield a lot of independent tow companies that will tow the illegally parked car to the city pound, the the owner of the vehicle will have to pay towing, storage, fines, etc... Even if the car is abandoned (with no plates) it can be towed.
First the local cops have to issue the car a summons, once that's done (and it has a ticket on the car)then a quick yellow page (google) search will yield a lot of independent tow companies that will tow the illegally parked car to the city pound, the the owner of the vehicle will have to pay towing, storage, fines, etc... Even if the car is abandoned (with no plates) it can be towed.
#9
If you tell the police that there is a vehicle on your property that doesn't belong to you and has been abandoned for some time they will surely come by, write out a ticket, and authorize a (legally defensible) tow. If it's only been a few days, they might quite reasonably ask you to give the tenant some flexibility in moving his car.
I assume you have tried to contact the former tenant to let him know. That would seem pretty obvious, so I infer this is truly an abandoned car.
I assume you have tried to contact the former tenant to let him know. That would seem pretty obvious, so I infer this is truly an abandoned car.
#11
I got this all sort out now
after many phone calls
I guess each city has its own by-laws and regulations to follow
I have to go through some paper work and put up a sign in the property before they can tow anything.
thanks guy!!!
after many phone calls
I guess each city has its own by-laws and regulations to follow
I have to go through some paper work and put up a sign in the property before they can tow anything.
thanks guy!!!
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