Virginia Code § 18.2-189 makes it a Class 2 misdemeanor to defraud the keeper of a motor vehicle or watercraft facility. Key provisions include obtaining storage, supplies, or repairs without paying, misrepresenting oneself to obtain credit, or removing a vehicle or watercraft with an existing lien without settling charges. The law aims to prevent fraudulent activities involving vehicle and watercraft storage and services.
It involves obtaining storage, repairs, or supplies without paying, misrepresenting oneself to get credit, or removing a vehicle with an existing lien without settling charges.
It is classified as a Class 2 misdemeanor, which can result in fines and possible jail time depending on the circumstances.
You can only remove your vehicle if there is no lien or if the charges have been settled; otherwise, removal may be considered fraudulent.
Yes, it covers motor vehicles, boats, and other watercraft stored or serviced at relevant facilities.