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niece612
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This incident and al citations involved happened in Philadelphia, PA.
I lent my car to a friend. While driving it, he was pulled over and the car was impounded. The next day we went down to traffic court, to post the money for the citation we received and the fees for the impound.
When they looked up his name, they found citations dating back to 1990, and informed us that they must be paid as well to regain the vehicle.
I don't know if it makes a difference, but he claims they are not his, and they don't have his DL# or SS# on them. Just his birthday, name and address. Back in 1990 when these citations occurred, he was also a minor.
So I guess my question is this: Is there any way for me to get around these old citations and get my car back? Isn't there a statute of limitations on these types of things as well? I need my car, but neither of us can afford to post all the money they are asking for.
Thanks for any info you can provide.
D
I lent my car to a friend. While driving it, he was pulled over and the car was impounded. The next day we went down to traffic court, to post the money for the citation we received and the fees for the impound.
When they looked up his name, they found citations dating back to 1990, and informed us that they must be paid as well to regain the vehicle.
I don't know if it makes a difference, but he claims they are not his, and they don't have his DL# or SS# on them. Just his birthday, name and address. Back in 1990 when these citations occurred, he was also a minor.
So I guess my question is this: Is there any way for me to get around these old citations and get my car back? Isn't there a statute of limitations on these types of things as well? I need my car, but neither of us can afford to post all the money they are asking for.
Thanks for any info you can provide.
D