They didnt break any law, it was not a public lot. And there will be phone records of who called the tow trucks.
The frat here is basically going to end up paying through the nose to cover all towing and court fees after being found guilty of fraud.
I did and he is right. Where did it say the Frat even did this? They are just speculating it was them. Hell it could be someone playing a joke on the Frat.
That and tell a judge you saw a sign and broke the law because of it. You will get laughed at and found guilty. "But your honor, the sign said ***, how was I supposed to know it was not true..." Judge "Guilty".
They didnt break any law, it was not a public lot. And there will be phone records of who called the tow trucks.
The frat here is basically going to end up paying through the nose to cover all towing and court fees after being found guilty of fraud.
They didnt break any law, it was not a public lot. And there will be phone records of who called the tow trucks.
The frat here is basically going to end up paying through the nose to cover all towing and court fees after being found guilty of fraud.
AGAIN please show me where the Frat house set the signs up and MADE people break the law.
It was a private lot and they choose to park on without the owners permission. As such they got towed.
Well that would lead you nowhere. the Frat house won't deny they made the call the tow company.
their reason will be uhh these people parked in our lot. They're not our cars.
unless they were defrauded by the owners. AGAIN, there will be a phone record. Frat will be found guilty of fraud. They will eat shit and maybe even lose thier charter at the school.
Jesus, it is a private lot. The Frat house owns it. As such they called a tow truck to tow away cars parked illegaly there. That is not against the law. The only ones breaking the law were the idiots that parked on private property without the owners permission.
and 53 witnesses to the contrary, plus the frat has a motive. Civil case FTW.
Don't be dense.
Thats like saying I can invite you into my house, then shoot you claiming self defense.
AGAIN where did the owners ever give permission to park there? A sign is not legal consent.
Your example is you, the owner, gave me permission. You shooting me = you are the law breaker.
For parking, yes it is.A sign by itself is not legal consent.
Please explain what the frat did wrong. Those people were illegally parked.
Again, sounds like they were trying to skip out on $10 parking and popped into an empty lot.
If they would have gone to college, they would have realized that you don't fuck around with parking at a college.
unless they were defrauded by the owners. AGAIN, there will be a phone record. Frat will be found guilty of fraud. They will eat shit and maybe even lose thier charter at the school.
For parking, yes it is.
No it is not. A sign must be supported by the owner with rights to that. If I put a sign up saying free parking and I don;t own it then the sign is not legal.
How old are you?
How is one supposed to tell the difference between a sign that has been put up by the owner and a sign put up by someone who is not? After all, they could theoretically be the very same sign. The person who put up the sign without owning the property should be the only one who committed an illegal act. It is common practice to follow the instructions of legitimate looking signs without going through the trouble to track down who put it there.
If its private property, in this case, it should be clear that it was not supposed to be there. I am not going to park in a private lot unless someone is waving me in and even then I still take a chance.
If the parking is $10 and you find one that says free, good chance you are probable not supposed to be there or it is for something else. People like to save a buck and common sence goes right out the window.
I don't know how you expect people to know the difference between that lot and all of the other lots on the campus that presumably had similar signs (they probably just stole one of the signs from another lot and put it at the entrance to the frat lot).
Was parking at the event $10 (or any cost)? Did these people actually park for free? They video didn't say.
during one of our Fiesta events, a local frat tried to charge us to park on the street in front of their house. We called shens because it was a public street and anyone could park there.
I just used the $10 as someone else said so.
That and at most schools I know the Frats owned the house and/or paid money to the college for rent and usage rights.
Yea it sucks but I am very conserative when it comes to parking my car and I have never been towed or got a ticket for it. People try and save a minute of walking or a couple bucks and it bites them on the butt. Never assume you have rights to park somewhere. That and $125 for the tow was pretty cheap.
Don't be dense.
Thats like saying I can invite you into my house, then shoot you claiming self defense.