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Old 06-30-2004, 11:08 PM
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mechanic abandoned car??


What is the name of your state? GA

Car broke down, the engine died while heading home. Managed to push it to a nearby Publix. Called my mechanic & he agreed to work on the car. He towed it to his shop. Since there were no funds to pay right away to get the car fixed we agreed he repairs the car and sells it and take his charges and give me the balance. A while later the owner of his lot asked them to move so he called his customers. We talked and agreed that he tows the car to his new location or house (where he works on cars too, privately) and then proceeds to sell the car and recover charges as planned. A couple of months later I contact mechanic he says he does not know where car is. He gives me contact for lot owner. Contact the guy and he says the car was towed as an abandoned car and taken to a junk yard where it is in little pieces. NO CAR! ! !

I get back in touch with the mechanic and now we are at the point of she say, he say. Who has a right to what in this situation?
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