The vehicle in question was impounded by the CHP for expired registration, which requires a release from them in order for us to release the vehicle The vehicle was registered in someone else's name and the party claiming ownership had no IDThe CHP requires a licensed driver to drive the vehicle awayOn 10/16/they acquired a release from the CHP for the release of the vehicle, at which time they chose not to claim the vehicle Now All he wanted was his personal property which also requires a release from the CHP So now my assistant called the CHP and they cancelled the release of the vehicle and sent an email to us authorizing release of personal property only on 10/18/Personal Property released on 10/18/@ 16:hrs Because we did not release a vehicle and no money exchanged hands, there is no invoiceVehicle towed on 10/09/for registration violation, vehicle had not been registered since 07/31/The law states anytime a vehicle is out of registration for more than months and a day it can be towed immediately without any warninga release is required from the storing agency upon proof of current registrationRegistration was issued in complaintant's name on 10/11/and also an ID card issued to him on 10/11/We did what is required by the CHP If needed the Tow Officer will send whatever is necessary to resolve this matter
Evidently she is making her own interpretation of the vehicle codesAnyone can conduct a lien sale.The lien on Ms [redacted] 's vehicle was under $4, She is quoting over $4,by stating we need a letter of authorization from DMV Not required for under $4,lien.Per DMV lien Sale Section, sub sec (b) does not apply to any lien sale if the lienholder does both of the following: Gives the notice required by subdivision (a) and (b) of Section 5900.Also as stated previously we have in our posession the Buyer's Acknowledgement for the Purchase of a A Lien Sale Vehicle signed by Ms [redacted] on 06/13/on the day of purchase that states that the buyer understands that the vehicle is purchased AS IS, and that the seller has no knowledge of the mechanical condition of the vehicle, and that the vehicle is being sold without any guarantees, exspressed or implied, and that the vehicle may or may not comply with current state or federal safety, smog, and /or other requirementsWe ar not responsible
The vehicle in question was impounded by the CHP for expired registration, which requires a release from them in order for us to release the vehicle The vehicle was registered in someone else's name and the party claiming ownership had no IDThe CHP requires a licensed driver to drive the vehicle awayOn 10/16/they acquired a release from the CHP for the release of the vehicle, at which time they chose not to claim the vehicle Now All he wanted was his personal property which also requires a release from the CHP So now my assistant called the CHP and they cancelled the release of the vehicle and sent an email to us authorizing release of personal property only on 10/18/Personal Property released on 10/18/@ 16:hrs Because we did not release a vehicle and no money exchanged hands, there is no invoiceVehicle towed on 10/09/for registration violation, vehicle had not been registered since 07/31/The law states anytime a vehicle is out of registration for more than months and a day it can be towed immediately without any warninga release is required from the storing agency upon proof of current registrationRegistration was issued in complaintant's name on 10/11/and also an ID card issued to him on 10/11/We did what is required by the CHP If needed the Tow Officer will send whatever is necessary to resolve this matter
Evidently she is making her own interpretation of the vehicle codesAnyone can conduct a lien sale.The lien on Ms [redacted] 's vehicle was under $4, She is quoting over $4,by stating we need a letter of authorization from DMV Not required for under $4,lien.Per DMV lien Sale Section, sub sec (b) does not apply to any lien sale if the lienholder does both of the following: Gives the notice required by subdivision (a) and (b) of Section 5900.Also as stated previously we have in our posession the Buyer's Acknowledgement for the Purchase of a A Lien Sale Vehicle signed by Ms [redacted] on 06/13/on the day of purchase that states that the buyer understands that the vehicle is purchased AS IS, and that the seller has no knowledge of the mechanical condition of the vehicle, and that the vehicle is being sold without any guarantees, exspressed or implied, and that the vehicle may or may not comply with current state or federal safety, smog, and /or other requirementsWe ar not responsible