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A Florida appellate court rejects a towing company's claim to a damaged Jeep Compass after the owner failed to retrieve it before auction.
May 09, 2019 at 10:25 AM
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Affirming a trial court’s decision, an Florida appellate court ruled an insurance company’s salvage vehicle title certificate was superior to a towing company’s title certificate for the same vehicle where the towing company did not provided timely notice of its lien as required by Florida law.
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