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NY A05506
Bill
Status
2/14/2025
Primary Sponsor
Michael Durso
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AI Summary
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Establishes clear definitions for vehicle repossession, including "collateral" (motor vehicle or motorcycle being repossessed), "repossessor," and when "repossession is complete" (entry gained, vehicle connected to tow truck, vehicle moved, or control gained)
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Creates a new violation prohibiting interference with the transport of repossessed vehicles to storage facilities, auctions, or dealers once repossession is complete
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Sets a fine of up to $250 for interfering with a completed vehicle repossession
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Maintains existing requirements that repossessors must notify police immediately after repossession and deliver notice and license plates to the motor vehicle office within 24 hours of the tenth day following repossession
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Takes effect 180 days after becoming law
Legislative Description
Establishes a penalty for interfering with the repossession of certain collateral vehicles.
Last Action
referred to transportation
1/7/2026