Ohio SB283 amends laws governing self-service storage facilities, including enforcement of owner's liens and notification requirements.
Ohio SB283 modifies the law governing self-service storage facilities by detailing how an owner's lien for unpaid claims can be enforced. It specifies that the owner must notify certain parties, including those with a security interest in the stored property. If the claim remains unpaid, the owner can sell the property at auction or through a private sale. The bill also mandates that owners notify occupants of any change in ownership of the storage facility.
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