California Notice of Lien Sale Forms

California Boat and RV Storage Rental Agreement

The renter (vehicle owner) must maintain adequate insurance for fire and property damage on the vehicle at all times.
The storage company is not liable for any damage, loss or injury and the renter indemnifies and holds the storage company harmless against any claims, suits, damages or expenses.
The storage company claims a lien over the vehicle under the California Self-Service Storage Facility Act.
The agreement includes a set of Rules and Regulations which renters must abide by.
This document was prepared to comply with the laws of the State of California.

$29.99

This Notice must be given by the owner of a self-storage facility to the occupant of a storage unit who is behind in paying the storage fees.
The Notice advises the occupant that the owner has a potential lien claim over items stored in the unit.
The occupant must pay the outstanding charges on the unit by a specified date, or the lien will be imposed and the renter will have no access.
Available in MS Word format.
Intended to be used only in the State of California.

$6.29

If the vehicle owner defaults in payment of storage fees or other amounts due, the vehicle could be subject to lien sale proceedings.
The storage facility's liability is limited to either the fair retail used vehicle value of the vehicle at the date of the agreement or the value declared by the owner, whichever is less.
The storage facility is responsible for providing adequate security, such as video monitoring, patrol dogs, motion sensors and alarms.
The agreement is for vehicle storage only, and the owner is not allowed to repair, service or maintain the vehicle on the grounds of the storage facility.
Intended for use only in the State of California.

$17.99