What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Washington
A friend of mine signed his car over to me to sell for him while he was out of state, my house has a parking lot that opens into a gravel alleyway, and directly across the street is the back wall of a large warehouse. So I parked it across from my driveway along the outside of the warehouse. It was there for 2 months while I was trying to sell it, tucked against the warehouse wall giving plenty of room for egress and ingress through the alley (in fact the dumpster they have is poked out into the alley further than the car). So one morning I discover its gone. Turns out the company hired a tow company to come out way early in the morning and take it, without asking me to move it, or posting any "no parking" signs, or anything... just up and had it towed and told the towing company that it had been there for four years. I can prove that it hadn't even been in my posession for more than a couple months. So can I fight this?
A friend of mine signed his car over to me to sell for him while he was out of state, my house has a parking lot that opens into a gravel alleyway, and directly across the street is the back wall of a large warehouse. So I parked it across from my driveway along the outside of the warehouse. It was there for 2 months while I was trying to sell it, tucked against the warehouse wall giving plenty of room for egress and ingress through the alley (in fact the dumpster they have is poked out into the alley further than the car). So one morning I discover its gone. Turns out the company hired a tow company to come out way early in the morning and take it, without asking me to move it, or posting any "no parking" signs, or anything... just up and had it towed and told the towing company that it had been there for four years. I can prove that it hadn't even been in my posession for more than a couple months. So can I fight this?