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Seizing of debtors' cars is curtailed
Three counties strive for fairness in new rules
Sheriffs in three Massachusetts counties that once made a business of towing vehicles on behalf of unscrupulous debt collectors have adopted new rules to treat consumers more fairly and have sharply cut back on the common practice of seizing vehicles from beleaguered debtors. (Full article: 1108 words)
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