a lien is placed oon the car and it can't be sold until the bill is paid- or it is sent to action if no one clams the car
Get it towed to a dealership and get ready to pay a $500 bill. Get it towed to a dealership and get ready to pay a $500 bill.
Pay the towing and storage bill.
In most if not all states, The REGESTERED owner is liable for all costs incurred. If the tow bill is 500 dollars and the car sells for 100 reg owner will owe the 400 balance. IF the bill is 500 and the car sells for 900 the 400 over the bill is returned to reg owner. IF there is a legal owner that is differant from the reg owner and a balance is due, the reg owner is still liable to pay off the car. The Legal owner can also redeem the car and charge the reg owner for it if they want to. In Wash St and some others, the reg owners drivers license can be suspended until all the past balance 400 PLUS any other costs they may come up for collection attempts has been paid.
bill bidwell
in most states, as long as you have a bill of sale with the date of sell, signitures and driver liscense number of the person buying, you should be OK. if the new owner never registers the vehicle, and is driving the car with false or no plates, he will eventually get caught. If the new owner gets parking tickets on the vehicle, or if the vehicle gets towed, you need to prove that you sold the vehicle by presenting the bill of sale, and proof of the person you sold the vehicle to, via liscense number, name, address ect.
It's not the owner of the vehicle's fault because if that person got in an accident there is nothing the owner could do. If this happened to you, the person borrowing should pay the bill.
Bill Gates
Bill Davidson
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Bill Gates
Bill Gates is the owner of Microsoft.
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