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Nevada legal questions. I owned a ranch property which I was allowed person, her daughter and several horses, cats and dogs to live. I wanted to sell the property and asked her to leave, she refused to leave. I had her evicted. She filled a lawsuit and took out a mechanic lien on the propety and obtained a no-contact restraining order against me. She had left a 53' storage container on the property. The buyer wanted the container off the property as a condition of the sale. A guy offered to remove the trailer if he could have it. I accepted his offer. Now three years later this person is demanding $2,400 payment for "her" container. Did I have a right to dispose of the container by giving it to a person in exchange for its removal? She thinks the trailer was/is worth $2,400. The person who took the trailer paid $500 to have it removed. Had I moved the trailer to storage it would have cost me $50 per month. I would have $2,300 invested. What is my obligation to her?
State/Country relating to Question: Nevada Already Tried: I need to respond to her demand.
Thanks for your question.All I can tell you here is to argue she abandoned it and alterantively it wasn't worth that much.Argue no liability because of abandonemnt.Then only if the court decides against you that the value was much less here and in fact you lost money on the deal.Also argue storage fees or other relocation costs in the matter.I think that you can prevail here asI think she is just reaching for the moon.I think the judge will agree with you if you contest..
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