When this happened to me, I pushed the car into the street and informed
the departed tenents that their car was parked on a public street and
reminded them that my city of Menlo Park CA has a regulation against
overnight parking of cars on the city streets.
The departed tenants were out there next day fixing the car so they
could drive it off before it was towed.

John
Stormin Mormon wrote:
You need a local attorney for advice, not a worldwide usenet group. We
would have no way to know your local laws.

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Christopher A. Young
You can't shout down a troll.
You have to starve them.
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wrote in message
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This is possibly a litttle off topic.

I have a rental property. The tenants I had skipped out on their
lease, and left the house filthy and did not provide heat which caused
some plumbing damage. I already intend to take them to small claims
court for the damages, cleaning, and unpaid rent according to the
lease.

My question is this: I will have new tenants moving into the
property, and these old tenants left a junked car in the driveway. I
told them in writing that it must be removed, while they were still
living there. They moved about a month ago, and this junker is still
on my property. Can I legally have a wrecker remove it? What is the
proper and legal method to get rid of this piece of junk?

Thanks