Personal Property in Impounded Vehicles Clause Samples

The 'Personal Property in Impounded Vehicles' clause defines the rules and responsibilities regarding personal belongings left inside vehicles that have been impounded. Typically, this clause clarifies whether the impounding authority is responsible for safeguarding or returning items such as electronics, documents, or valuables found in the vehicle at the time of impoundment. It may also outline procedures for owners to retrieve their property and any limitations on liability for lost or damaged items. The core function of this clause is to allocate responsibility and reduce disputes over personal property, ensuring both vehicle owners and impounding agencies understand their rights and obligations.
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Personal Property in Impounded Vehicles. Florida Statutes, including but not limited to, Florida Statute § 713.78(10), require that persons who provide towing services shall permit vehicle owners or their duly authorized agents, to inspect the towed vehicle at the time the vehicle comes into the custody of the towing company. Violators of these statutes are subject to arrest and/or prosecution for a Third Degree Felony, pursuant to Florida Statute § 713.78(12)(b), as well as disciplinary action pursuant to this TSA. 1. The only exceptions to this procedure are: (1) where the word “HOLD” appears and (2) when HCSO personnel contact the ATC subsequent to a normal impound and advise to hold the vehicle and/or its contents. Contact the HCSO Communications Bureau Impound Officer for any questions regarding the release of property.
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