Construction equipment (also referred to as 'off-road equipment', or 'yellow iron') commonly includes such machines as: skid steers, backhoes, dozers, wheel loaders, graders, skidders, pavers, trenchers, etc. Among the most popular manufacturers of this equipment are such companies as: Caterpillar, John Deere, Case, Bobcat, Komatsu, JCB, Volvo, etc. Unlike the auto industry, the equipment industry does not follow the same Product Identification (PIN) format, and PINs or Serial Numbers differ from one manufacturer to another. Additionally, construction machines are NOT titled and, therefore, are NOT registered with the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). Unfortunately, construction equipment is very easy to steal and quite easy to sell. Many stolen machines end up being sold in the used equipment market and good faith buyers often end up in possession of stolen equipment. I have found that the only comprehensive check for stolen equipment is provided by the National Equipment Register (NER)through their service called IRONcheck(www.ironcheck.com or www.stopequipmenttheft.com) The service costs $39 per search. NER appears to be a private company, but it seems to have the most comprehensive and up-to-date equipment theft and ownership data in the US.
No it was not stolen.
Yes, but typically the person responsible for the equipment insures it. If they have an accident that harms your camera, you would probably want them to make a claim instead of you so your claim history isn't affected. Check to see if they have renters or homeowners coverage and (if camera's not being used for business purposes) if it includes "damage to property of others" - I believe most if not all do. Otherwise, check with your agent or ask them to check with theirs about a Personal Article Floater. If it's business use, see link below for Take 1, a program designed specifically for this.
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Jean-Baptiste Oudry's The White Duck was stolen in 1990.. :)
Pablo Picasso painted about 13,500 paintings in his lifetime. Of these, about 350 of them were known to be stolen.
Wrong. If the lessee sells equipment to someone else that does not belong to him then it becomes stolen equipment. Then the buyer is in possession of stolen equipment. If the buyer knows or should know that the equipment is stolen, he is committing a felony. It is punishable by time in prison. The material is returned to the original owner.
how to find my stolen car when i have the thiefs name Call the police.
You can check whether your car is stolen or not just by having a number plate. The not only car you can go for stolen motorbike check incase you need to know whether your bike is stolen or not before buying it.
Before Buying a Used Car, Check If a Vehicle is Not Marked as Stolen By Entering VRM and Getting Full Car History Check. With The Auto Experts stolen car check, you can check if a car was stolen by number plate. Enter your reg number, and you can begin searching police databases know if your car is marked stolen or not
The B.P. equipment can be used to check your pulse.
If you know the registration number of this vehicle, you can check easily by performing a online police stolen car check by paying a little money.
It is important to immediately report the stolen or lost government furnished equipment so that proactive steps can be taken to recover them. This is very important as it is an act of patriotism.
Contact the police.
You need to review the equipment rental contract. The person who leased the equipment is likely responsible. That person may need to pursue the matter with the hotel on their own. However, you should also check your contract with the hotel to see if the hotel specifically denied any responsibility for rented equipment associated with any function for which their premise are rented.
It is very likely that your identity can be stolen from a personal check. You should take extra measures to ensure you are protecting your personal information.
Contact your local police. If it was reported stolen, it should be in the system.
Your bank should have this information.