No ! Once the van has been sold on a lien, your name has nothing to do with it any more. They got their money. You owe nothing.
I know when I had my shop near Sacramento and someone had an outstanding bill and I had to lien it for the repair cost, all I sold it for was what it was worth and didn't care who bought it. Any fees owed on the car were included in the sale price of the … Read more
You rented the space, you entered into a contract to pay for the space .. You got the space, you used it, you still owe for the rent .. If the vehicle was sold to cover the cost of the rented space, then what they got for it would be applied to your bill.
You rented the space, you entered into a contract to pay for the space .. You got the space, you used it, you still owe for the rent .. If the vehicle was sold to cover the cost of the rented space, then what they got for it would be applied to your bill.
Chances are ... The lien was from the towing company, for the tow and storage at their yard - and had nothing to do with the late fees from the storage company you had it at before. If that is the case, then - yes, you still owe the storage company those charges.
No ! Once the van has been sold on a lien, your name has nothing to do with it any more. They got their money. You owe nothing.
It's a pretty simple process ... The price is based on:
What you owe
+ "reasonable" interest charges
+ lawyer/court costs to get the lien