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mangamanga
10th February 2011, 19:45
Ok I will break it down.
A person gets pulled up on a bike. they have been a little bit naughty, and as a result of the person not having a bike licence, the bike gets impounded.
Now the person who was riding the bike is neither the registered owner, nor the actual owner, but they did have access to the keys.

The question:
Is it possible to get the bike out of impound early? Of course fees etc are going to have to be paid regardless, but the bike is required for use by the actual owner of it. Is there a way for the actual owner to get the bike back ASAP, without having to wait the whole 28 days?

Of course, this is a purely hypothetical situation!!.

blackdog
10th February 2011, 19:48
Yes. If you are the owner and someone else got it impounded they will release it to you.

Gubb
10th February 2011, 19:48
Said douchebag should be paying for a rental for the next 28 days.

rastuscat
10th February 2011, 19:55
The R/O can appeal, but the grounds are fairly strict. Basically the bike only gets released early if the R/O can prove that there was no way he could know the rider didn't have a lawful right to ride.

Out of interest, you don't get impounded for not having a licence. It's only for driving while your licence is disqualified, suspended or revoked, or if you've never had a licence and you've been previously forbidden. Or for racing or a burnout. Never for just not having a bike licence.

Go the Police station to appeal the impound. If they say no, you can appeal the decision to a district court judge.

Donuts.

mangamanga
10th February 2011, 20:08
The R/O can appeal, but the grounds are fairly strict. Basically the bike only gets released early if the R/O can prove that there was no way he could know the rider didn't have a lawful right to ride.

Out of interest, you don't get impounded for not having a licence. It's only for driving while your licence is disqualified, suspended or revoked, or if you've never had a licence and you've been previously forbidden. Or for racing or a burnout. Never for just not having a bike licence.

Go the Police station to appeal the impound. If they say no, you can appeal the decision to a district court judge.

Donuts.

I made a phone call, and I stand corrected, The rider was currently disqualified. He thought his disqualification had run out a week ago, turns out he was wrong!!:facepalm:

mangamanga
10th February 2011, 20:14
Yes. If you are the owner and someone else got it impounded they will release it to you.

and how does the rightfull owner do this exactly?

Latte
10th February 2011, 20:15
Can you say it was taken without permission, ie stolen?

mangamanga
10th February 2011, 20:28
Can you say it was taken without permission, ie stolen?

not really, both people are friends.

Wannabiker
10th February 2011, 20:46
I made a phone call, and I stand corrected, The rider was currently disqualified. He thought his disqualification had run out a week ago, turns out he was wrong!!:facepalm:

Well the onus is on the rider to go get his licence back when the disqualification ends.

From close experience, when the time has elapsed, One has to apply for new licence (coz they come and collect your old one from you)...and drive around with a temporary licence until the plastic one arrives.

The rider misled the owner...so should be putting this right...

Flip
10th February 2011, 21:22
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robinm
11th February 2011, 05:28
Why is this story different to the one you posted on trademe?, there you said rider B had bought the bike from rider A, but had not changed the papers yet, this story suggests that he had just borrowed he bike. Hey if you are caught doing the crime, do the time, 28 days is not that long.

Nasty
11th February 2011, 06:11
Of course, this is a purely hypothetical situation!!.


I made a phone call, and I stand corrected, The rider was currently disqualified. He thought his disqualification had run out a week ago, turns out he was wrong!!:facepalm:


Not such a hypothetical question ... when this actually happened.?!?!?!

R-Soul
11th February 2011, 11:49
I made a phone call, and I stand corrected, The rider was currently disqualified. He thought his disqualification had run out a week ago, turns out he was wrong!!:facepalm:

hypothetically, of course...

skippa1
11th February 2011, 13:45
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Shadows
11th February 2011, 23:26
not really, both people are friends.

Hehehe maybe not for long

Taz
12th February 2011, 06:50
There sure are some winners out there.

Conquiztador
12th February 2011, 08:22
NOBODY rides my bike without my permission!!

Shit, nobody even SITS on my bike without my permission!!

If you do I will get ya!

I thought all bikers had the same rule! Clearly not.

HQfiend
12th February 2011, 18:53
Very obviously congenital muppetry is spreading further and further these days!

Juzz976
13th February 2011, 08:32
Ok I will break it down.
A person gets pulled up on a bike. they have been a little bit naughty, and as a result of the person not having a bike licence, the bike gets impounded.!.

So whats wrong with the bike? nothing I'm assuming, title should read "Bike Impounded, whos got tissues?" :woohoo:

DrunkenMistake
2nd September 2012, 20:18
I remember seeing this thread agesss ago when I searched something cant even remember, and seen it on my subscribed threads list,

Did you sort the bike out in the end?

Sounds very similar to another guy on here, got his bike impounded just before his wedding like a tool,
About the same time actually.

DrunkenMistake
2nd September 2012, 20:19
uh never mind I just noticed the OP hasnt been online since :pinch:

Ecclesnz
2nd September 2012, 20:22
This sounds like when TigerTim got his bike impounded just before his wedding in Blenheim.

DrunkenMistake
2nd September 2012, 20:23
This sounds like when TigerTim got his bike impounded just before his wedding in Blenheim.


Well I didnt want to mention the name,

But thats what I was thinking

blackdog
2nd September 2012, 20:28
It just gets better.

:corn:

cheshirecat
2nd September 2012, 21:02
The R/O can appeal, but the grounds are fairly strict. Basically the bike only gets released early if the R/O can prove that there was no way he could know the rider didn't have a lawful right to ride.

Out of interest, you don't get impounded for not having a licence. It's only for driving while your licence is disqualified, suspended or revoked, or if you've never had a licence and you've been previously forbidden. Or for racing or a burnout. Never for just not having a bike licence.

Go the Police station to appeal the impound. If they say no, you can appeal the decision to a district court judge.

Donuts.
That's a shit load of donuts

5150
3rd September 2012, 08:42
Ok I will break it down.
A person gets pulled up on a bike. they have been a little bit naughty, and as a result of the person not having a bike licence, the bike gets impounded.
Now the person who was riding the bike is neither the registered owner, nor the actual owner, but they did have access to the keys.

The question:
Is it possible to get the bike out of impound early? Of course fees etc are going to have to be paid regardless, but the bike is required for use by the actual owner of it. Is there a way for the actual owner to get the bike back ASAP, without having to wait the whole 28 days?

Of course, this is a purely hypothetical situation!!.

Drunken Mistake....... Is this you???;)

GrayWolf
3rd September 2012, 09:27
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