§42-197.1. Abandonment or surrender – Possession – Disposal –
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Notice.
A. If the occupant abandons or surrenders possession of the self-service storage facility and leaves household goods, furnishings, fixtures, or any other personal property in the self- service storage facility, the owner may take possession of the
property, and if, in the judgment of the owner, the property has no ascertainable or apparent value, the owner may dispose of the property without any duty of accounting or any liability to any party.
B. If the occupant abandons or surrenders possession of the self-service storage facility and leaves household goods, furnishings, fixtures, or any other personal property in the self- service storage facility, the owner may take possession of the property, and if, in the judgment of the owner the property has an ascertainable or apparent value, such property left with the owner for a period of thirty
(30)days or longer shall be conclusively determined to be abandoned and as such the owner may dispose of said property in any manner which he deems reasonable and proper without liability to the occupant or any other interested party; however, before the property is disposed of, the owner shall provide written notice to the occupant, by certified mail with return receipt requested, and the owner may dispose of the property fifteen
(15)days after the owner receives the return receipt document or fifteen
(15)days after the owner receives a communication from the United States Post Office that the written notice was not claimed by the addressee, whichever period occurs first. Added by Laws 1999, c. 212, § 4, eff. Nov. 1, 1999.