if someone leaves a wrecked car on your land?
826791
No. The "owner" told you to get rid of it.  Tell the insurance Company to contact the former owner, and don't forget to give his name and address if you have it.\n\nI would also give the owner a bill for storage in excess of $40.00 (say $10.00 per month) for the time it was "stored" on your property.
916559
The police normally leave a case card under the windshield wiper of the car that was hit.\n\nIt tells them to call a number to get a copy of the police report.\n\nYour insurance company should be contacting them,
287655
None but my son failed his the first time cuz he couldnt back around a corner.Since hes been driving (got his liscence in January) hes totaled his car and mine both.Both accidents in six weeks.Last night he left the house and made it two doors down and hit my neighbors car parked on the street.I dont know what im gonna do with him?
623927
Well, maybe you could sue for negligence or something, but it might be a stretch to sue for having rocks in the parking lot...
167771
The owner of a car is not legally responsible for accidents that happen with it, just the driver, unless there was some sort of contributory negligence, like you knew the breaks didn't work and didn't tell him, etc. The title's kind of irrelevant.
281218
Call the city to have them pick it up. You could take it to a dump. Good luck.
291861
If you have a key, go and get it, or hire a repo company to go and get it. store it somewhere, make him sign it over to you or pay you half plus storage fees.\n\nGive the Repo company a copy of the title and a copy of your drivers license, and a signed letter that they are recovering your property.
1151367
Then both drivers "left the scene of an accident"  and that's not legal.  It may be your car but it's our highway(taxes)  and DLs aren't rights it is a privilege the state can and will revoke for little things.  A police report has to be made on State and Federal highways.  But hey, no cops no foul.  I'd take the $1000 and go too.
222391
report the car as stolen
1132734
If it was leaving the scene of a property damage accident only the penalties will be less severe then if you left the scene of a personal injury accident. If you are talking of leaving the scene of an accident where the other vehicle was unoccupied, parked it shouldn't be too bad. If you hit a pedestrian and left the scene it will be quite severe. Good luck.
840789
Go directly to the police station and file a hit and run report.  Take all your evidence with you, including pictures of the damage to your car.  Do this ASAP.
86496
More than likely yes. If the damage suffered will cost more to fix than the value of the car.
740585
Call the police. A blocked driveway is an emergency hazard. The guilty party will learn quickly to park his idiot car correctly.
47914
They will eventually sell it to recoup the costs of towing and storage; if it is in a private impound lot it is usually after 30 days. It is still possible that you will be liable for any charges that are not covered by the amount of money your car brings at auction. They might be able to have an action against you in civil court. Don't think that they can do any criminal charges.
1018260
If it was on your property then you are. If it was on a neighbor's property and it hit your daughter while she was on your property, then your neighbor MIGHT be responsible. If you are looking to sue, don't. The government doesn't need more lawsuites that really arn't worth it. It was only minor brusies after all. Sorry for your daughter.
385866
Why should they be liable? The person that hit your car is liable. No different then if you were parked on the street. The lot is selling you a parking place not a insurance policy on your car.
817634
The slope belongs to whoever the ticketing officer says it belongs to.  I'm not trying to be funny, it's just the way it is.  If it got towed it must have been there quite a while or actually been blocking the driveway enough to cause someone to complain.\n\nYou can take pictures and fight, but without proof (you'd have had to take pictures BEFORE the car got towed) you might not have any chance.  If you do fight it in court, just showing up might enable you to negotiate to onl pay half of the fines, though.\n\nGood luck!