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AR HB1404
Bill
Status
3/6/2015
Primary Sponsor
Ron Mcnair
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AI Summary
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Allows self-service storage facility operators to remove motorized personal property (motor vehicles, trailers, watercraft) instead of conducting a public sale when an occupant defaults for at least 60 days.
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Clarifies that operators' liens on stored property include fees and expenses reasonably incurred in removing motorized personal property from the facility.
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Requires rental agreements to include a bold-type statement notifying occupants of the lien and that property may be sold or removed to satisfy the lien upon default.
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Establishes notice procedures requiring operators to notify occupants in writing of default, publish newspaper advertisements at least 7 days before sale or removal, and notify lienholders at least 10 days in advance.
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Limits operator liability to net proceeds from sales when complying with the law, and protects towing operators from liability for personal property or damages once they take possession of the motorized property.
Legislative Description
To Regulate Self-service Storage Facilities; To Allow An Operator To Remove Motorized Personal Property If An Occupant Is In Default.
Last Action
Notification that HB1404 is now Act 348
3/6/2015