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Old 14-08-2010, 09:30 PM   #1
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Default When to sell an uncollected car legaly?

My uncle bought a farm 9 years ago, there was a clearing sale and every thing was sold. Now, 9 years later there is a car still sitting here uncollected. We don't know who bought it but we now want to sell it.
What are our rights?
Are we allowed to sell it?
Who owns it know? My uncle? the previous owner of the farm? or the bloke that bought it at the clearing sale?
The value of the car is now about $5000 as it's a classic. We don't imagine it sold for much back then.
We are really after legal advice not heresay.
Thanks.

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