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Posted by Chris Wood on March 11, 1998 at 19:46:20:

Dear Tenant Net: I've just recently moved to this property (that is located in Garland, TX) and I'm not quite sure why this happened without any notice. Tuedsay night, early evening I happen to be leaving my apartment to get into my car when I see this tow truck hooked up to my car. I asked the guy why are you towing my car, he said that he was told my the landlord to tow it because of an expired sticker. I was not given any information that this was going to happen, and I thought that they would tow a vehicle only if a car has been sitting for several days, or even serveral months. My question is can they do this, give you no warning, how is it their business if the car is driven everyday if your stickers are expired!!! What legal leg do I have to stand on?? Please help as soon as possible.

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