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Re: Abandoned Personal Properties
by A.T.SF (CA)
on August 9, 2012 @09:41
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How did you come about the evaluation of the abandoned property (items) at $300.00? If it is less than $300.00 as a whole, say $298.00 you can do as you please ( sell to recoup any lost fees)with it as long as you followed the proceeding information.CivilCode 1988.
You can also file a small claims suit for reimbursement of storage and have the judge via the court clerk order the past tenants to pay the reimbursement and pick up the items at a court ordered scheduled time.
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Re: Abandoned Personal Properties
by Melisa Smith (California)
on August 9, 2012 @15:22
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A few of the paintings and handbags alone valued >$300. So in this case we have to proceed with a public auction sale. What if we cannot sell all of the items? (Some are old clothes & handbags, etc). What do we do with the non-sold stuff?
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Re: Abandoned Personal Properties
by A.T.SF (CA)
on August 9, 2012 @17:17
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After the auction any items left over may be disposed of by giving the items to charity or put out for trash collection.
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Re: Abandoned Personal Properties
by Melisa Smith (California)
on August 9, 2012 @17:26
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She has now threatened us if we do anything to her items, she will sue us. Could you please tell us the procedures of conducting a public auction sale? We have no clue how to do an auction sale.
Thank you so much for your help!
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