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If you were a legal park, look it up, you can suit the city and win easily.., I believe should suit the neighbor too try to get them both on the suit you can name both as co defendants. No one can explain this crap to the judge. I suited the city 2 times and won . you only have 6 months to do this, make a claim to the City first and they will deny it usually, then file in small claims court. Its free if your low income. Happened to me and I said Im suiting and they gave my car back quickly . Also got the judge to yell at the city.
well u can take her to court and make her pay the tow bill..also u can sue the tow company since car was in front of ur house.. i would suggest talking to ur neighbor and seeing what the deal is.. cas i bet she was on here a day or 2 ago asking if she can tow ur carand we probably told her yes since she can
How long was your car in the same spot? Most localities have laws limiting how long a car can be in one spot. That is to allow them to tow dead or abandoned cars. Most places the limit is around three days or 72 hours. You also should consider improving relations with your neighbor. Figure out what their issue is, explain your needs, and maybe come to some compromise.
Brandon gives great advice for repairing the wall. I am concerned about the water marks and the black mold that is growing in the area. Use a solution of sudsy ammonia or chlorine bleach and hot water to clean the area after you caulk the outside of the leak and before you begin work on the interior of the wall at the sill.
First off, the car has to be on a public street. After that, it can be tricky, depending on your city's parking code. A resident can call the police department if the car were parked in front of their house for a specific number of days (3) without being moved. Especially if it is occupying a space meant for two or more cars. The first thing the police or parking control will do is to issue a warning that the car will be towed if not moved by a certain date (either parked somewhere else or driven and reparked there showing a significant mileage change on the odometerusually an additional 1 mile will do) If not moved, before issuing a citation, the parking authority will have to do a title search to find the owner at which time an in-person request will be made to move the car. If at that time, the car has not been moved and the owner not located, the car can be considered abandoned and towed. HOWEVER, all this takes timecould be a week or two, maybe three because of red tape. I would make absolutely sure it was your neighbor who had your car towed and not a city official who thought you were parked too close to the fire hydrant.
