What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Iowa
Hello, I recently moved into a new condo where there is a lot clearly marked for resident parking only. I was told I could park in the lot and did. I also have an underground parking spot where I keep my other primary vehicle so I don't really drive the vehicle parked in the outdoor lot ever. I went out to check on the vehicle in the lot and it had been towed. I'm just wondering if it is legal for a condo association to tow a vehicle when there is no system in place to register your vehicle and there is no decal system? There are signs everywhere clearly stating that residents can park there and I was told by my landlord I could park my other car there. They had the police come out and put a warning sticker to move the vehicle but I didn't see it because I don't drive it ever. I'm thinking of taking this to small claims court if I have a good chance of winning the case. Any opinions? The car is now in the lot again and the condo association says its fine now, but they refuse to refund the money.
Hello, I recently moved into a new condo where there is a lot clearly marked for resident parking only. I was told I could park in the lot and did. I also have an underground parking spot where I keep my other primary vehicle so I don't really drive the vehicle parked in the outdoor lot ever. I went out to check on the vehicle in the lot and it had been towed. I'm just wondering if it is legal for a condo association to tow a vehicle when there is no system in place to register your vehicle and there is no decal system? There are signs everywhere clearly stating that residents can park there and I was told by my landlord I could park my other car there. They had the police come out and put a warning sticker to move the vehicle but I didn't see it because I don't drive it ever. I'm thinking of taking this to small claims court if I have a good chance of winning the case. Any opinions? The car is now in the lot again and the condo association says its fine now, but they refuse to refund the money.