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I thought it was illegal to take someones properly and sell it without their consent. Also what about cars owned by banks? I doubt they want their property sol

• drdaeman 3y ago
  A legal concept of abandonment exists, and it's quite draconian at some places: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abandoned_vehicle#United_States https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abandoned_vehicle#United_State...
  • PaulHoule 3y ago
    Reminds me of that time when we hired someone to do some work and they left a skid steer by our driveway for several months and we couldn’t get in touch with them. I found the operator”s manual and got it started and moved but shredded the tires in the process. One of this guys friends found out and told him about it and he showed up right away to take it. I found out later what I should have done is called the sheriff to write a parking ticket and then call the XXL tow truck.
• arprocter 3y ago
  >Also what about cars owned by banks? I doubt they want their property sold off. They should be the ones suing the city for doing so. Looks like the auction lists which vehicles have liens - presumably it's on the buyer to sort this out