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Originally Posted by Mishkin_707
This is not the case in most places, go look around the body shop and and paperwork they gave you, it may say, we are not responsible for any theft or damaged property while your vehicle is in/on our property, a shit load of places have these signs posted, if they broke into the shop for the key they will be back for it, if they had the balls to go into the body shop for the key I'm sure they looked for your records and now know where you live, so when they don't see it at the body shop they go to your home and take it, better see if anyone is parting out a 240 and get the ignition, door locks and trunk locks with a new key, talk to the owner of the body shop and see what they can do for you as of NOW, better do something ASAP because they will be back to take your car.
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regardless of which signs are posted where, any shop which is legally licensed needs to have insurance, well they should have insurance. anyways if you car is broken into while in their shop, they are responsible, any court of law will rely on reason, and its reasonable to say that its their fault. not yours. take them to civil court if they dont want to fix it on their dime, call your local attorney general and complain, and when everything has been taken care of, burn their business to the ground for playing hardball with you