zddoodah
Well-Known Member
"Publicly" and "accessible" are common and fairly well understood English words, and, since the term "publicly accessible" isn't used in the statute, I'm not sure what the difference it makes what that terms means as it relates to your legal issue.
Yes, you breached your contract with the leasing company when you failed to pay as agreed, and it's certainly possible you'll be sued for whatever unrecouped damages the leasing company might have. Nothing you described indicates any breach of peace occurred. While a trespass might have occurred, that's between your landlord and the police and the towing company.
As I explained previously, while the tow company may have violated the statute we have been discussing, nothing you have posted indicates that any such violation resulted in any damage to you. Your vehicle was repossessed because you failed to pay as agreed. That the statute under discussion may have been violated means that the company might be subject to a fine, but that's nothing that will benefit you.
