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City Tow
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Give them NEGATIVE 10 stars.
I have not owned a vehicle nor rented one since 2004.
In 2009 I was contacted by a collection agency for some $3000 for the towing and impound of a 1976 trailer I never owned from 2006.
There is a DMV form NTRL ""Notice of Transfer and Release of Liability"" which only requires the ""seller"" to fill in the name and address of the ""buyer"" to transfer liability. The ""buyer"" does not sign to consent to this. And that is how a 1976 trailer was put in my name without my knowledge leading to this mess.
Under Federal Law, the UCC, the business owner is held to higher standards of responsible conduct being of greater skill and experienced in the field. A DMV form with my name and address written in by someone else without my signature or other unambiguous acknowledgment of consent to assume liability does not make me liable.
The proper course of action should have been to check with the DMV and insure that all the correct procedures were followed for selling a vehicle first; that I indeed consented to assume liability and it was done in a proper and correct manner. And only with that found to be the case should I have even been involved in the matter. Had that been done, it would have resulted in NO, I did not consent or was even aware of these things going on.
Under Federal Law, this is possible grounds for Abuse of Process - to harass or injure an innocent party arising from improper motive: that being failure to perform as a responsible business which is mandated under the Uniform Commercial Code.
The UCC makes it clear the business is held to higher standards of fair and responsible conduct.
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