I just scanned the NY Vehicle and Traffic Law and NY Lien Law. I saw
nothing in there about third parties like landlords being able to do what
you have been told was done. Under Lien Law Section 201, notice has to be
given to the owner. There are NY cases that say that the person who
conducted the sale without making reasonable efforts to give you notice is
liable for your loss. Unless your car was there completely unmarked, with
no VIN or license plate, or you actually were mailed a notice and never
responded, I still think you are getting bad advice and need a new
attorney.
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