The following form creates a lien on automobile parts and motors for charges incurred by the Machine Shop for its services and charges in repairing and/or rebuilding the items. Upon failure by Customer to pay all charges for repairing or rebuilding the items, Machine Shop may sell the items by public or private sale, and the net proceeds of such disposition, after deducting all expenses of Machine Shop, shall be credited against the total amount owed by Customer to Machine Shop.. Machine Shop may purchase any of the items at any public or private sale by simply bidding its debt and expenses. No money need change hands, but a record should be kept detailing the date of the sale, the amount paid and the items sold and purchased.
The Indiana Authorization for Lien and Sale for Nonpayment of Repair and / or Parts Charges — Car or Automobile is a legal document that allows a mechanic or repair facility to place a lien on a vehicle for nonpayment of repair or parts charges. This lien gives the mechanic or repair facility the authority to sell the vehicle to recoup the unpaid charges. Keywords: Indiana, Authorization for Lien and Sale, Nonpayment, Repair, Parts Charges, Car, Automobile. There are two types of Indiana Authorization for Lien and Sale documents: 1. Standard Indiana Authorization for Lien and Sale for Nonpayment of Repair and / or Parts Charges — Car or Automobile: This is the most common type of authorization used by mechanics and repair facilities in Indiana. It enables them to place a lien on a vehicle and eventually sell it if the customer fails to pay for the repair or parts charges within a specified period. The mechanic or repair facility must follow the proper legal procedures outlined in the document to enforce the lien and sale. 2. Power of Attorney (POA) Indiana Authorization for Lien and Sale for Nonpayment of Repair and / or Parts Charges — Car or Automobile: This type of authorization is similar to the standard form but grants an individual, such as a trusted family member or friend, the power of attorney to handle the lien and sale process on behalf of the vehicle owner. The POA authorization is typically used when the owner cannot personally oversee the process or wishes to delegate the responsibilities to someone else. Both types of authorizations ensure that mechanics and repair facilities have legal recourse to recover their expenses in cases where customers refuse or neglect to pay for repairs or parts charges. By filing a lien and following the appropriate legal procedures, these documents protect the rights of the service provider while offering a fair chance for the vehicle owner to settle the outstanding debt before the vehicle is sold.
