Legal advice

[louis fourie]

The story goes like this:

A friend of mine is working on cars at his family's residence. About 6 months ago he got a car in with a damaged gearbox. The owner did not have and still doesn't have the money to do the repairs. He is staying in Northern Natal and my friend is in Midrand. By this time the family is getting frustrated/annoyed with the car standing for this long on their premises. He tries to contact the owner to no avail (just doesn't answer his phone - SMS's also does not work). Obviously he needs to get this car removed to somewhere, because it does not look like it will get repaired in the very near future. My question is this:

Can he take the car to the police/pound, and what are the legal steps to take in order to have his side "clean"?

I please need help guys

Thanks

[Boet Croukamp]

Sover ek weet kan hy dit doen en die uo nog stoor gelde vra. Hy mag net niks van die foertuig strip of virkoop nie. Nou is die probleem, as die foertig by die poliesie is gaan hulle die ding strip en hoe bewys jy dit was nie jy nie.

[Kaaskrul]

Hou hom.
Stoor geld loop, R125 per dag.
Op die einde vd dag, gaan hy 10 teen 1 die kar kry vd stoorgeld.

Ook na 90dae DINK ek, mag hy advertensie in n groot koerant sit dat kar verkoop gaan word vir stoorgeld. Hy kan hom sommer dan self "koop" Probleem is net, weet nie hoe gaan hy papiere kry vir hom nie?

Ek sal GLAD nie Polisie stasie toe vat nie.

[Boet Croukamp]

Ek stem saam Pierre.

[louis fourie]

Dankie Pierre & Boet

Vir ouens wat so baie nonsens praat is daar maar min prokureurs op die forum

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[Hoppy]

Jy kan hom na 3 maande, of as die stoorgeld die markwaarde oorskrei, "onteien", met die hulp van n prokureer kan jy die saak in n engelse en Afrikaanse koerant adverteer en met groot moeite die papiere bekom, gewoonlik maklikker om hom na die proses te strip en die parte te verkoop.