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Code · Hawaii · Chapter 290

CHAPTER 290

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CHAPTER 290
ABANDONED VEHICLES
Part I. Vehicles Abandoned on Public and Private
Property Generally
Section
290-1 Disposition by counties of certain abandoned vehicles
290-2 Notice to owner
290-3 Public auction
290-4 Repossession by person entitled
290-5 Waiver of public auction requirements
290-6 Effect of transfer of title
290-7 Disposition of proceeds
290-8 Derelict vehicle
290-9 Disposition of derelict vehicle
290-10 Disposition of unclaimed vehicle
290-11 Vehicles left unattended on private and public
property; sale or disposition of abandoned vehicles
290-12 Leaving abandoned or derelict vehicles
290-13 Abandoned vehicles; prohibition on transfer;
suspension, revocation, or prohibition of renewal of
driver's license; notification
Part II. Vehicles Abandoned on Business Premises of
Persons Engaged in Motor Vehicle Repair
Business
290-21 Disposition of vehicles by persons in motor vehicle
repair business
290-22 When vehicle deemed abandoned
290-23 Sale or disposition of vehicle
290-24 Disposition of proceeds
290-25 Effect of transfer of title
Part III. General Provisions
290-41 Notice to police department
290-42 Disposition of license plates
290-45 Penalties
290-46 Abandoned vehicles; repeat offender; penalty
Cross References
Other towing provisions:
Airports, see §261-17.6.
Schools and libraries, see §302A-1152.
Towing and storage; settlements, see §291C-165.5.
Towing by consent; payment, see §291C-136.
University of Hawaii, see §304A-2602.
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