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Complaint To Recover Motor Vehicle To Enforce Possessory Lien And To Establish Amount Of Lien CVM-903M - North Carolina
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File No. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA In The General Court Of Justice District Court Division-Small Claims County COMPLAINT TO RECOVER MOTOR VEHICLE TO The lien claimed arose in the county named above. I repair, service, tow or store motor vehicles in the ordinary course of business. I came into possession of the motor vehicle described below to repair, service, ENFORCE POSSESSORY LIEN tow or store it and claim a possessory lien in the vehicle. The amount of possessory lien I claim for repairing, AND TO ESTABLISH servicing, towing and storing the vehicle is listed below. The first defendant is the owner of the motor AMOUNT OF LIEN vehicle. The second and subsequent defendants are secured parties claiming an interest in the motor G.S. 44A-6.1 vehicle. The first defendant wrongfully seized the motor vehicle from me, and I did not voluntarily relinquishName And Address Of Plaintiff it. Make/Year Of Vehicle ID Number Repairs $ Towing $ County Telephone No. Storage Costs $ VERSUS Name And Address Of First Defendant Vehicle Rental $ Total Amount Of $ Lien Claimed I demand that this Court order the defendant to return the motor vehicle to me; declare the lien valid and enforceable by sale; and order the North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles to transfer title to the personCounty Telephone No. who purchases at the sale upon proof that proper notice of sale has been given. Name And Address Of Second Defendant Date Signature Of Plaintiff Or Attorney NOTICE TO DEFENDANT:If the amount of lien claimed by the plaintiff is not the amount owed, you must within three working days after this Complaint was served on you, file with the Clerk of Superior Court, in the county named above, a statement of the amount you believeCounty Telephone No. is owed. If you do not file such a statement, the amount stated by the plaintiff is the amount the magistrate or judge must consider as the lien and you may not assert a Name And Address Of Plaintiffs Attorney smaller lien at the trial. If you wish to retain possession of the motor vehicle, you may pay the amount of the lien claimed by the plaintiff as a cash bond to the Clerk of Superior Court in the county named above. AOC-CVM-903M, Rev. 10/95 1997 Administrative Office of the Courts
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