SB2360Enacted

Amends TCA Title 47; Title 55, Chapter 31 and Title 66, Chapter 19.

Tennessee SB2360 authorizes garagekeepers to enforce a lien on motor vehicles stored for repairs without the owner's express written consent, provided the garagekeeper makes a good faith effort to obtain consent prior to repairs and notifies the owner via certified mail. This bill affects garagekeepers and vehicle owners by clarifying the conditions under which a lien can be enforced in the absence of explicit authorization. Key provisions include the requirement for good faith attempts at consent and the necessity of certified mail notification to the vehicle owner.

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Overview

Tennessee SB2360 authorizes garagekeepers to enforce a lien on motor vehicles stored for repairs without the owner's express written consent, provided the garagekeeper makes a good faith effort to obtain consent prior to repairs and notifies the owner via certified mail. This bill affects garagekeepers and vehicle owners by clarifying the conditions under which a lien can be enforced in the absence of explicit authorization. Key provisions include the requirement for good faith attempts at consent and the necessity of certified mail notification to the vehicle owner.

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Sponsor

Massey, Becky

Details
Session

114th General Assembly

Introduced

February 2, 2026

Last Action

April 6, 2026

Pub. Ch. 661

Subjects
Motor VehiclesRevenue, Dept. ofLiens

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