Sections
13 entriesSection 3067Defines words used in the chapter that are also defined in Division 1 of the Vehicle Code to have the same meanings…Section 3067.1Requires the Department of Motor Vehicles to prescribe every form required under the chapter and requires the language used in the chapter’s…Section 3067.2Exempts manufactured homes, mobilehomes, and commercial coaches, as those terms are defined in the referenced Health and Safety Code provisions, from every…Section 3068Establishes vehicle lien for work/storage; consensual liens require sale authorization or suit within 30 days. Without legal-owner consent, work over $1,500 or…Section 3068.1Establishes a possessory lien for towing, storage, recovery, or salvage; for vehicles worth $4,000 or less, sale begins within 15 days and…Section 3068.2Establishes deficiency claims for qualifying tow-truck operators after a vehicle lien sale against a registered owner of an unleased vehicle or a…Section 3069Allows a vehicle lien for labor, materials, or storage or safekeeping of an abandoned vehicle on private property to be assigned by…Section 3070Establishes that repossession revives a possessory vehicle lien lost through trick, fraud, or device, subject to intervening good-faith interests acquired for value.…Section 3071Requires Department authorization before a lienholder sells a vehicle over $4,000. Opposition is due in 10 days; Department notice follows within 16…Section 3071.5Allows a registered or legal owner of a vehicle in the possession of a person holding a lien under this chapter to…Section 3072Requires lien-sale procedures for vehicles valued at $4,000 or less, with sale set 31–41 days after mailing and opposition due in 10…Section 3073Requires vehicle lien-sale proceeds first to pay the lien and processing costs, capped at $70 for vehicles worth $4,000 or less and…Section 3074Allows a lienholder to charge lien-sale preparation fees up to $70 for a vehicle valued at $4,000 or less and up to…