I have a truck that belongs to my former employer, no storage fees have been paid to me
What is my legal right to work truck owned by my former employer whom I have filed a wage claim against, that has been in my possesion for 11 months.
1 answer | asked Jun 21, 2004 11:00 PM [EST] | applies to Texas
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you have no right to the truck. However, if you sue the employer and win, it is possible that you could ultimately seize the truck by court order or force the employer to sell it to satisfy the judgment. If the employer asks for the vehicle back,you must give it back. Otherwise, your refusal to give it back could be considered theft. The good news is that the Texas Workforce Commission should be able to get your the money you are owed.
posted by Trey Henderson | Jun 22, 2004 10:27 PM [EST]
you have no right to the truck. However, if you sue the employer and win, it is possible that you could ultimately seize the truck by court order or force the employer to sell it to satisfy the judgment. If the employer asks for the vehicle back,you must give it back. Otherwise, your refusal to give it back could be considered theft. The good news is that the Texas Workforce Commission should be able to get your the money you are owed.
posted by Trey Henderson | Jun 22, 2004 10:27 PM [EST]
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