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What is NYC AC § 28-419.3.6?

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This section outlines the procedure for an owner or operator to request the return of a seized vehicle or tools without a hearing. The request can be made if it is proven that the seizure was in error or if the owner applies for licensure and pays applicable fees. Applies to vehicle and tool owners facing seizure issues.

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§ 28-419.3.6 Return without hearing.

AC § 28-419.3.6

The department shall establish a procedure whereby an owner or operator may request the return of the vehicle and/or tools without a hearing if such owner or operator: 1. Establishes that the vehicle and/or tools were seized in error, or 2. Immediately applies for licensure or registration pursuant to the applicable provisions of this code and pays an amount not to exceed removal and storage fees and any fines or penalties that could have been imposed under the provisions of this code. Where the owner or operator establishes that the vehicle and/or tools were seized in error, the department shall expeditiously return such vehicle and/or tools. Editor's note: For related unconsolidated provisions, see Appendix A at L.L. 2008/008.

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