In a case of first impression addressing the application of the Virginia Abandoned Vehicle Act, the Virginia Court of Appeals overrode a jury verdict that had found an auto body shop and its owner jointly liable for converting a customer’s vehicle.
January 20, 2023 at 02:02 PM
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What happens when you drop your car off for repair and don’t come back for it? In Virginia, your mechanic can flip it for a profit.
In a case of first impression addressing the application of the Virginia Abandoned Vehicle Act, the Virginia Court of Appeals overrode a jury verdict that had found an auto body shop and its owner jointly liable for converting a customer’s vehicle.
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