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Vehicle abandonment

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quincy

quincy

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adjusterjack said:
You have no friends?



There may be an easier way. Take a look at Kansas statute 8-1102(b) and call the police for assistance.

https://law.justia.com/codes/kansas/2017/chapter-8/article-11/

If the police won't help follow Quincy's suggestions and after the appropriate time, call around to junk yards until you find one that will come get it in spite of no title and a lien on it or advertise it for free on Craigs List making sure you disclose the lien and no title. Somebody is likely to pick it up for parts.
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I checked abandoned property laws and I am not sure any apply to the described situation.

But it doesn't hurt to check it out with the police.
 


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