DebadgedA6
Well-Known Member
Re: Khang Auto
You're lucky. My car is still inside. Locked.
sherman0888;722243 said:
You're lucky. My car is still inside. Locked.
Khang Auto
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vivocity2006
Active Member
Re: Khang Auto
what happen to those car locked inside?
I have called to the lawyer of the landlord and she told me that the cars will continued be retained until Khang Auto settle the rental. i even made the police report to pressure them releasing my car....
Any advice from here?
what happen to those car locked inside?
I have called to the lawyer of the landlord and she told me that the cars will continued be retained until Khang Auto settle the rental. i even made the police report to pressure them releasing my car....
Any advice from here?
vivocity2006
Active Member
Re: Khang Auto
The law is only protecting rich and big company like Cogent....
The rental agreement is between the culprit and the landlord... I dont even know the terms in the agreement between them...
non of my business... i just wanna my car back....:furious:
The law is only protecting rich and big company like Cogent....
The rental agreement is between the culprit and the landlord... I dont even know the terms in the agreement between them...
non of my business... i just wanna my car back....:furious:
Re: Khang Auto
If khang auto has agreed to allow the landlord to hold whatever's inside as a Lien, it means the landlord can sell or dispose of whatever's inside to make good the rental arrears. If that's the case, all car owners with cars locked inside should quickly get their lawyers to file objections to the lien or else the only recourse drivers have is against Khang auto and not the landlord..life sucks I know
Caveat: this is general info, not case specific
If khang auto has agreed to allow the landlord to hold whatever's inside as a Lien, it means the landlord can sell or dispose of whatever's inside to make good the rental arrears. If that's the case, all car owners with cars locked inside should quickly get their lawyers to file objections to the lien or else the only recourse drivers have is against Khang auto and not the landlord..life sucks I know
Caveat: this is general info, not case specific
vivocity2006
Active Member
Re: Khang Auto
I told as general lien, the landlord only has the right to retain but not sell...
Any lawyer here to advise??
I told as general lien, the landlord only has the right to retain but not sell...
Any lawyer here to advise??
MW da man
Re: Khang Auto
It doesnt make sense..How can the landlord dispose the cars to settle the rental arrears when the car doesnt belong to Khangs (tenant) and there is no way to sell the cars without the owners signing the transfer form. Morever some of this cars may be under hire-purchase and belong to the banks...
It doesnt make sense..How can the landlord dispose the cars to settle the rental arrears when the car doesnt belong to Khangs (tenant) and there is no way to sell the cars without the owners signing the transfer form. Morever some of this cars may be under hire-purchase and belong to the banks...
vivocity2006
Active Member
Re: Khang Auto
ya, then better go to rob..... people sending car for servicing at the end loss the car to the landlord...
what the hell of this law??
ya, then better go to rob..... people sending car for servicing at the end loss the car to the landlord...
what the hell of this law??
Re: Khang Auto
Notice has to be sent to everyone before disposal, hence your right to object based on ownership, which if under financing..is your bank
And even if it's only a Possessory lien, the landlord may hold on to the property for as long as it takes to whack the tenant. I know..life sucks
Notice has to be sent to everyone before disposal, hence your right to object based on ownership, which if under financing..is your bank
And even if it's only a Possessory lien, the landlord may hold on to the property for as long as it takes to whack the tenant. I know..life sucks
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