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What steps should lenders take if a heavy-duty wrecker imposes excessive recovery fees on a leased semi-trailer?

by Michelle Haigh | Sep 21, 2025

Lenders can request itemized invoices, verify against TSSEA rate rules, and apply under Section 24 to reduce or disallow excessive recovery fees. Quick legal action limits ongoing storage costs. We fight excessive heavy recovery fees and cut inflated RSLA charges:...

How can a PPSA lienholder challenge non-itemized labor charges on a hydraulic repair for leased construction equipment?

by Michelle Haigh | Sep 21, 2025

Section 24 allows a PPSA lender to demand a full labor breakdown and expert analysis. Courts frequently disallow vague or lump-sum labor bills, especially when unsupported by detailed work logs. We challenge non-itemized labor charges to reduce RSLA lien amounts on...

What Section 24 evidence is most persuasive when contesting a month-long storage bill for a car that was ready earlier?

by Michelle Haigh | Sep 21, 2025

Key evidence includes proof the vehicle was ready earlier, communications offering pickup, and photos or mechanic statements confirming readiness. This supports a Section 24 application to limit charges to the reasonable storage period. We collect the right evidence...

How should a secured creditor handle a lien when a repair shop shuts down or goes bankrupt while holding financed assets?

by Michelle Haigh | Sep 21, 2025

If a shop goes bankrupt, a PPSA lienholder should file a Section 23 application for directions and demand the trustee or landlord release the asset. Prompt court action protects priority and avoids unnecessary storage accrual. We obtain court orders to recover...

What is the process to dispute duplicate storage billing when equipment has been secretly moved between yards?

by Michelle Haigh | Sep 21, 2025

When a vehicle or machine is moved between yards and charged multiple storage fees, a PPSA lienholder can demand detailed logs and invoices. Section 24 allows the court to strike duplicate charges and limit storage to a reasonable single period. We dispute duplicate...
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