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yeah, he posted that Ian is working with the lanlord to get his car out.

nismo is correct, all the property inside goes to the lanlord.

TokyoBeBop

order wings from Wild Wings Cafe. Their mild wings is the best!!!

The Kyle

Cue Price is Right music.

KJ

Wow, is there anything the car owners can do legally with the owner to get their car back or if this all goes south is all they can do is sue DC? It seems like that can't be legal. The car owners still have their titles so how can the landlord lay claim to them? Can't the owners report their car stolen or something like that.

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it could be different for commercial evictions. i know in a normal eviction, the lanlord retains all property left in the dwelling once the tennants are gone. i would hope the lanlord would just let people come and pick up their items but there is no way to prove what is their or not other than the titles to the cars. if you have an engine or parts there, i dont think there is much you can do about those items. hopefully the lanlord can only keep what belonged to DC.

its going to be an ugly, drawn out situation

TunerElite

i think with commercial eviction, at least in this case, the owners of the cars would receive all there property back, even if not there would be some lawsuits for sure

Kirk

It is and I feel horrible for the customers.

99YellowStang

so i guess im not going to get the paint job corrected on my spoiler and rear valance lol

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me too because none of us know what is left in the shop.

marksaccord95

this is what i have found to be true. owners can pick up their property and if you dont within XXX days then it will become property of the owner. I will need someone to represent me since I live on the other side of the US. I hope that Ian works it out to where we can easily go get out our stuff and not have to do it by court/sheriff way, which will make my life a lot harder. ive been responding to the other thread