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Originally Posted by gum5h03
Why do you insist on being dense? Quit focussing on the towing of the car. That is not in question. The issue is that they went into private property and removed private property from the vehichle which is theft and is illegal period the end. I'd sue you into the ground if you were my lanlord and broke into my vehicle and removed some of my belongings. And you know what? I'd win too.
And I'm sorry for hurting your mangina earlier, I didn't realize that you were so sensitve to critical comments.  |
hey, you brought up the bullet points on the law - I was just correcting you.
It's not theft is the point. You need to learn a little more about the law, and how it is not the same in all situations. When they parked their private property on someone elses private property, the game changes.
Go ahead, sue your landlord. As the facts laid out here by the OP show, they were in the wrong. The landlord was entitled to do as they did, although I've said numerous times, it's not how I would handle it.