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I once had a case where a landlord gave 30 day notice to the tenant, but the tenant knew they were entitled to 60-day notice under Oregon law because they had lived there over 12 months. The tenant’s father had been a prominent lawyer in the community, had been a DA and then worked in private practice for years. The tenant was a southern Oregon gold miner, claim flipper type (look it up). He was incredibly arrogant and was being pretty verbally abusive and profane to the landlords.The landlords came to me and I gave them the bad news that they would have to start over with a 60-day notice, and the tenants would have 60 days to surrender the premises.I sent out a new 60-day notice immediately.I got a copy of the rental agreement and picked through it. I drove by the trailer and saw 3 dogs on the property. The rental agreement allowed 1. I sent a letter and a notice of violation and a right to cure by moving two of the dogs.The rental agreement said the tenant was required to have rental insurance. I had the landlord send a letter requesting the name of the company and the policy number. I had no doubt they had no insurance. I told my clients to save all their correspondence for evidence, and to make sure they maintained a professional demeanor.I told the landlord to send workers to the property to clean up piles of trash, with proper notice.The tenants, I believe, got the idea and moved out without an FED. The guy knew enough to know that was going to be next, and he and his common-law wife did not need an FED on their record. I don’t know whether he realized I would have named all the adults as defendants, including his nephew and the 18-year old daughter of his common-law wife, who had been shacking up in a separate RV parked on the property since she was jail bait age. Certainly those young adults did not understand the possible consequences of going along with their parents.There were several nights of fighting on the property and police were called, much of it discussed on Facebook, which they apparently did not realize was public, and the tenants did extensive damage while moving out. I encouraged the landlords to sue them for elder abuse, since one of the landlords was over 65, and while the “parents” were unemployed and not solvent the adult children might have some money someday, but the landlords chose to move on.In sum, be civil. You might even start by asking them politely to terminate the tenancy. Do everything in writing with an eye toward using every note, letter, e-mail, etc as an exhibit for a judge to read. Review your rental agreement and the applicable statutes, give proper notice of actual existing violations with proper notice of right to cure, keep at it. In Oregon, Senate Bill 608 has really shaken up the process, so my 60 day notice would no longer work, and the landlord would have had to do multiple notices of violations and it probably would have taken a lot longer to get the trailer back. I doubt the Oregon legislature intended the amount of animosity that the new law will undoubtedly create between landlords and tenants.Definitely consider hiring a lawyer. Lawyers are good not only for knowing the law, but for perspective. A good lawyer does not get wrapped up in the case. Also, at lease in Oregon lawyers have to carry malpractice insurance, so if they, for instance, screw up a notice and the tenants get to stay another month, you can make a claim against their insurance.

I met the man who would be my husband when I was 18 years old. I suffered from undiagnosed narcolepsy and this contributed to the reasons why I stayed.These incidents are not in chronological order. No accounting of abuse is complete without including the abuse directed toward the narcissist’s own children. The significant others of the Narcissist are only one of many of the victims. The only truth he ever told me, was that no one else would love me the way he did.I have spent countless hours trying to figure out how my ex-husband has managed to do the things he has done, and exactly what he actually did in these situations. If anyone has an inkling into exactly what he has pulled off, please enlighten me.Those who have been involved with a narcissist know that the toughest abuse to explain is the chronic abuse that has plausible deniability built in. It is also the most damaging.The gas-lighting was a constant. He still is the most convincing liar I’ve ever known. He would be telling me something that I knew was not true, but the absolute sincerity and certainty I would see in his eyes made me doubt my own reality.My husband expected absolute loyalty. While I am loyal, I reserve the right to reject something that I feel is morally wrong. He insisted that I was supposed to back him regardless. This was always an issue between us, especially when it came to the ostracization of people who my husband was targeting. He had targeted his best friend because the guy failed to mow our lawn when he said he would. Because I refused to participate in the bad mouthing of this guy, I was in the hot seat. I simply could not go along with this type of petty meanness and this repeatedly got me into hot water.He believed that he should be able to do as he pleased. I was fine with that, but the rules did not go both ways. The Gander was free range, but the goose was always getting cooked.Of course, there was the favorite tool used by every narcissist…the silent treatment. The first few years it had the desired effect. As the years went by I began to look forward to the silent treatment. Despite the fact that you could cut the tension in the air with a knife, the silent treatment meant that for however long it lasted, I would not have to deal with the subtle and insulting innuendos. I would not have to recite the timeline of my days. I would not have to defend myself for buying the new sheets on the bed, or for purchasing a toy for our children. The silent treatment became a time of quiet silence from his unrelenting harassment.I was working at a record store when we first met. He gave me a list of items he wanted me to get him at my discount (he didn't give me any money). I later found out these were gifts he gave to different girlfriends. That year I received the only Christmas gift I would receive in the entire 14 years we were together. A professional photograph portrait of himself.I was the epitome of the perfect Biker wife. I was easy going beyond belief. My husband ruled the roost. I created the perfect home life.We were on our”honeymoon” in Puerto Vallarta Mexico. A group of our friends was meeting us in our hotel room. My new husband starts chopping up a pile of cocaine for snorting lines. Shocked and alarmed, I asked, “Did you bring that into this Country?” He responded, “No, you did. I put it inside your purse and YOU brought it into the Country”.After the birth of our first child, he insisted I obtain paternity test to prove he was the father. I remember dialing the doctors' office and asking about paternity tests. Suddenly I stopped mid-sentence and looked at the phone like it was something alien. I could not believe I was actually asking what I was asking! Then I said “Never mind”, and hung up the phone. There were times when I had brief moments of clarity.He became jealous of the time I spent with our children. I was not spending as much time with him. He forbade me to buy things for the children. This rule turned me into a liar. Eventually, he forbade me to put the kids in any kind of sports, because that too took my time away from him.He gave me the nickname”Dummy”. An accurate name since I stayed with him for 14 years.During the seventh year together, I received anonymously, a book in the mail titled “Men That Hate Women and the Women That Love Them”. This was the first validation I had that something was not right in our relationship.Early in the relationship, we reached the agreement that my earnings would be used to pay for our family living expenses and his earnings for saving and investment. There was no savings account with both of our names. There was just a pile of cash hidden somewhere.Whenever we had an argument, he would say, “You keep your things and I will keep mine”. Naturally, all the investments were in his name and the monthly payables and debts in my name.Investments ended up being motorcycles, muscle cars, boats, airplanes, or anything else my husband looked cool driving.He always made a show of discussing purchases with me, but it didn't matter what my opinions were, or how adamant I was that I didn't want to make a certain investment, in the end, my husband would buy it anyway.In 83 we purchased a rental property. The payment was $500 monthly at no interest. We rented the house for $600 per month.In 86 we purchased a property that had two commercial storefronts (for each of our businesses) and a house on the same lot. We placed $150,000 cash for a down payment and took out a $100,000 mortgage. The monthly payment was $1,200. I finally had something to show for all the years I supported the family.It was our routine that my husband took the children to the babysitter or to school in the morning, and I picked them up in the afternoon. There were occasions where I arrived at the school, waiting for the children to come out to be picked up, but there was no sign of our children. I would be frantic and go to the office only to find out that he picked them up early. Over time I realized he was doing this on days when he was angry with me. Once, I caught him at the park across the street from the school, watching me as I frantically searched for the children. Cruel.Throughout the marriage, my husband accused me of having secret bank accounts. I did not have extra money to put into a secret account. Cleaning our bedroom one day I came across documents opening one of his secret bank accounts.In ’86 my sister came to work for me. The plan was to teach her the business so she could open a business of her own. There is a reason for the old saying “Never go into business with family”. No other employee could ever have been capable of the kind of destruction to my business that my sister created. I loved my sister and trusted her completely. My sister embezzled a large amount of money from my business. She quit working for me and moved to Northern California with some of my accounts. Before leaving she went on a shopping spree using my credit cards. I previously allowed her to buy a new car in my name (because her credit was bad) and she stopped making payments. My sister contacted family friends and business associates and began a smear campaign. She also looked up the person running the DMV in Sacramento and to this day I do not know what she told this person, but suddenly I began having difficulty getting license plates for the trucking companies I represented. The IRS was also contacting me saying they had a report of tax fraud on my business. Dealing with the fall out was taking a tremendous amount of time and energy. Eventually, I simply could not take it anymore. I could not deal with the fallout and provide the time-sensitive duties that the business required.Throughout this time, my husband was making remarks that he did not believe my version of what was occurring, and I was desperate to obtain proof.I referred my clients to an old employer of mine and began the process of transferring my clients' files. A few weeks later, I received a letter from this old employer telling me that she had come across a handwritten letter my sister had sent to a client of hers. The Trucker had given my sister money to pay his license and registration fees. My sister had provided him with a fraudulent registration with a note attached to it that said, “Here is a registration to operate on until I get you your permanent registration. If you get caught using it, tell them you got it from Janet at Truck Licensing Services. She lives and works in Glendora CA and she has blond hair”. This evidence became crucial to reversing much of the problems created by my sister. When I showed the letter to my husband he seemed surprised. Any time I would talk to him about what was happening, he would laugh. He seemed to get great pleasure and amusement out of this thing that caused me so much pain.The loss of my business marked the first time in the marriage that my husband was required to pay the families monthly living expenses. My husband was not happy about it. We rented out the building that once housed my business for $1,000 per month, bringing what we had to come up with for the mortgage payment to only $200.He would spend hour upon hour each evening berating me for the loss of my business. I regularly cried myself to sleep each night.I gave our bills to my husband to write checks out. He wrote the checks and about a month later I began to receive late notices from our creditors. I went to my husband and asked if he sent the payments out late. That’s when he told me he had not mailed the payments at all.We had our normal monthly bills and the property taxes were also due. He kept me up all night arguing. He wanted to just pay the property taxes and I wanted to pay the bills and get a loan to pay the tax bill. Finally, I begged for him to allow me to sleep awhile and we could finish the discussion when I woke. When I woke up and went into my office, my secretary informed me that she got the taxes in the mail as my husband told her to.I had begun seeing a therapist. Each office visit I would go in and spend the entire time crying. I decided to write out the past year of what had gone on in my life. By the time I was finished, I was seriously pissed off at my husband and I was ready to leave. When I left the marriage I believed that the worst was over. How naive I was. The final time we spoke to each other he told me “He was going to teach me poverty”. I responded, “Given the choice of living with him or living with poverty, I would opt for poverty.I moved out of the house with the children because my husbands business was on the same property. The unpaid past due bills were in my name so I had to move in with a friend who already had utilities in their name. My Ex-allowed me to collect the monthly rental of my old business building as child support. I took out a $5,000 loan, which allowed me to pay some of the delinquent debts and I was able to get utilities in my name again. There was enough left over to place 1st and last on a house to rent.One day my attorney office called to tell me there was an emergency hearing that was being held the next day and I was required to appear. Upon my arrival, I was handed a copy of an Order to Show Cause and a declaration submitted by my husbands' attorney. My husband told a story of my children living in a crack house. He said I was shooting up drugs in front of the children, having group sex and orgies in the children's presence, and that the children had witnessed a fight between two of my boyfriends and been so frightened that they crawled out of their bedroom window at 2 o’clock in the morning. The children were removed from my custody that afternoon pending investigation.I drove home in a state of shock. When I pulled into the driveway a police cruiser pulled in behind me. I was taken into custody on a warrant. The warrant was actually a body attachment from an old case in which I failed to appear as a witness in a spousal abuse case against my husband. It was a Friday night so the court would not sort it out until Monday. To this day my rap sheet erroneously shows this case as me who had assaulted my husband.I was only allowed to visit my children with supervision, and I was not allowed to talk with them about the allegations. Finally, a hearing was held and the boys were questioned. My youngest son was asked if he ever saw his mother using a needle. He responded, “Yes. She sews sometimes”. A Judge spoke to the children in chambers and when the judge returned to the court my ex-husband was reprimanded and told never to lie to the court again. My attorney said custody was being awarded to my husband. I said, “Do you have any idea what this man is really about?” I was told if I objected to his custody, the children would be placed in foster care and it would be years to get them out.I was questioned by my state-appointed representation about my drug use. I admitted that I used amphetamine daily. I was asked why, and I told them “Because I can’t wake up”. I used amphetamine since the age of 15. I began having sleep issues around the age of 12, and by my freshman year of High School, I was failing all of my classes. One day I took some of my brother’s Ritalin and went to school. My grades went from “F” to “A” overnight. I have used amphetamine ever since. My husband was my supplier for the last 14 years. I thought that by telling the courts the truth, that someone would help me discover the reason why I could not wake up. That's not what happened.Without my children, I no longer had a reason to strive. I let the rented house go and rented a couch to sleep on from a friend. My husbands smear campaign had new fuel and the entire town was stoking the flames.My attorney suffered a nervous breakdown during these proceedings. The last thing he filed was a request for an order for my ex-husband to pay the payments on the second mortgage I had taken out to pay the old utility bills.The divorce case was now a complicated mess and I could not find an attorney to take the case without a $5,000 retainer. The case was stagnating from 1990 to 1993. I found a lawyer who agreed to take the case in 1993 for $3,000 retainer.In 1993 I went to a real estate agent to obtain the current market values on the properties we owned. That was when I learned that I no longer owned the property called the “family home” by the courts. The house had been foreclosed on by the second mortgage holder. All notices were sent to the address where my ex was living with our sons. My share of the property was sold at auction to my mother in laws best friend.When we were together, my husband had kept the seedier side of the Biker Community segregated to the area of his repair shop. The children and I rarely interacted with people in the gangs. When the children went to live with him all of that changed. The various Clubs were a part of my children’s lives now. They also became a thorn in my side. I was constantly harassed any time I was seen in public. Eventually, it got so bad I moved 500 miles away, making it more difficult to see my children.I learned that my Ex had our sons take out life insurance policies on each other. They were required to pay the premiums with their own money. I suspect he did this knowing that if one of the boys died, the insurance company would hand him the check, not our minor child.My Ex took my son’s to an attorney’s office when they were still kids to have them sign papers “so they could receive an inheritance from him upon his death”. My son’s simply signed whatever papers their father put in front of them. I suspect the signatures were needed for some nefarious purpose. I also suspect the Ex husbands living trust is a vehicle to obtain life insurance on all of the family members.I managed to save enough for a used car, and six months later the car was stolen on the same night that the Club my Ex was involved with was spotted at the local pub.The divorce began in 1989 and was not final until 1997. I was the only party to bring in the documentation of our debts and assets.It’s commonplace to award a fraction of the married couples community property assets to a spouse who admitted the regular use of an illicit drug. The Judges would see the imbalance of monetary awards as a form of equity and reparation to the innocent spouse (in this case, my narcissistic psychopath Ex-husband).The final settlement in the divorce was a joke. I was stuck with all of the community debt. I received none of the family home equity.I received enough money to pay my attorney fees which totaled $50,000 and cash to me was $10,000.I received nothing for the Motor Cycle repair business I helped him build.I also was forced to remain partners with my narcissist in the rental property, but I never received any portion of the rents received over the years.I was awarded our 5th wheel camping trailer, but he was awarded the truck that hauled it.I was awarded a $20,000 drag racing motorcycle and my narcissist handed it to me in a milk crate. When I objected to this as unacceptable, the Judge yelled at me to just take it.The final settlement stated that the court was giving my ex-husband as much time as he needed to make the equalizing payment.In 1999 I went back into Court because my ex-husband was not providing our children with basic human needs. He had not taken them for basic healthcare checkups. He was not providing personal hygiene needs like shampoo, soap, etc. The children did not have clothing and my youngest son’s feet had become misshapen from wearing shoes that were too small. The Court accepted a note from my exhusbands mother, that said the boys were regularly seen by doctors and my concerns were dismissed. California Statutes require that Child Protective Services investigate any allegation of neglect or abuse, yet the Court ignored the LAW for the narcissist.There was one point I was arguing and the Judge was forced to rule against the narcissist. The Judge turned to my ex-husband and said, “I’m sorry, but she is within her rights on this”.I was ordered to pay child support, even though my ex-husband had been collecting the $1,000 monthly rent on the building that was once my office, and was previously considered child support when I had the children.The Court's bias toward my drug use cost me everything I worked so hard for all of those years that I was functioning at a fairly high level. Eventually, it also cost me my freedom.In 2001, before turning myself in to do my prison time, I signed my interest in the rental property over to my two sons. I knew that once I was in prison my narcissist would swindle me out of the property. I prayed about it, and the answer I received was to give it away. It was much less painful to lose this last asset when I was able to choose who I lost it to. I executed a quit claim to my sons and gave it to their father, telling him to teach them about real estate.It was not until after my release from prison in 2003, that my youngest son turned 18 and came to live with me again. He had been living with me for just a few weeks when with dawning horror, I came to realize he was suffering the same symptoms that I suffered from the age of 12. I sat my son down and told him my experience with excessive daytime sleepiness and I promised him I was going to get to the bottom of what was going on with us. I went to Parole and told them my history. I hoped they would know what it was since they had vast experience with people using amphetamine. Parole gave me the run around for the next 18 months. Frustrated, I began using our symptoms as search criteria on Google. Narcolepsy kept being returned. Long story short, both my son and I underwent sleep studies and were diagnosed with Narcolepsy.From the moment I was diagnosed, there have been people in law enforcement who have created problems in my ability to obtain treatment for the disease. The Drug Enforcement Administration writes letters to my doctors. Apparently, my file has been flagged and I’ve been labeled a drug seeker. When I was denied Medi-Cal, I was informed at a hearing that a panel of doctors deemed my narcolepsy to be “insignificant” and “the disorder had no major effect on my ability to function in life”. Flabbergasted, I turned to the Judge and said, “No doctor, not one, ever attempted to speak to me to ask me what the effects were from having narcolepsy. I went to PRISON behind this thing, and believe me when I tell you that my experience in prison was not insignificant to me. As a teen, I went from failing all of my classes in school, to a student at the top of my class, after finding amphetamine. Medication for me is the difference between utter failure and shining success. The difference between the two could not be described as “insignificant”. The Judge granted me the Medi-Cal, but the victory was moot because I still could not find a doctor to treat me. It was six years since the diagnosis when a sympathetic doctor confided that he doubted I will ever find ANY doctor willing to treat me. The DEA has a definite “chilling effect”.I discovered in 2004 that my narcissist had never given our sons the quit claim I executed in 2001. The property was now entirely in my Narcissist’s living trust.My narcissist wanted to sell the rental property and told our sons they would each get $5,000. Their actual share of the property was $50,000 each. For some reason, my signature was needed, despite me already releasing interest in 2001. There was a court hearing and the Court required that I execute another quit claim in 2006.For some reason, escrow was still requiring that I sign documents for the sale. The thing was, the documents they wanted me to sign always had “Narcissist Living Trust” typed above or below the place where they wanted me to sign. After months of duress, I finally signed the documents on the condition that each of my sons would receive $50,000 and I would receive $25,000.I was not allowed to see any of the escrow documents for the sale of this property. My youngest son has managed to come across a few documents. He found one document that shows me as a borrower on the rental property.The proceeds for the sale of the rental came from a company that handles 1031 exchanges. The check was made payable to my Ex husband and my oldest son. My youngest sons name was not on the check. My Ex-husband took my youngest son to a small business bank and had him open an account in the names of our two sons.During this time I experienced an adverse reaction to a new narcolepsy medication called Xyrem. In short, I experienced a prolonged psychosis. I moved out to the desert and my son moved back in with his father.I did not know if I was going to survive the psychosis and I decided to leave all of my worldly belongings with my son. He was working a job that took him out of town during the week, and he only returned on the weekends. Upon his return one weekend, he found that his father had moved my things to his vacation home and had given away the rest.My Ex moved a new girlfriend into his home. His girlfriend suffers from OCD and cannot tolerate the movement of any item in the household. She will become hysterical if an item is moved even a few inches from its original place. Unfortunately, my son is a whirling tornado of movement in the environment. Friction between the two ensued. My son told me his father’s girlfriend had thrown bleach into the washer with his dark clothes. The girlfriend set off fumigation bug bombs in the house, leaving my son inside sleeping. My son owned a truck and a motorcycle. If he took his truck anywhere when he would return there would be damage to his motorcycle. When he took the motorcycle, there would be damage to the truck. My son was placing the blame for these incidents entirely upon the girlfriend, but I believe he doesn’t want to entertain the idea that his father is either putting the girlfriend up to these things or the sole person responsible. I believe he was the person doing these things and framing her.My youngest son began looking for property to purchase. He found one he liked for $210k. It had two houses on the lot. My son put his $50k and I put in 20k for the down payment. The real estate agent put him in touch with a loan broker who said she could arrange a mortgage with an $800 monthly paymentBy the time escrow closed the payment was $1500 monthly. After moving in we discovered the houses were severely termite damaged and the County assessor estimated the property value at land value of $75k.We attempted to litigate the issues and we were informed we had no standing.Meanwhile, the property went into foreclosure and was sold at auction to a Michael Jackson. I ran a search for other addresses affiliated with this person and a P.O. box came back. I ran a search on the P.O. box, and the address that was once my office was returned. The man who purchased the property used to rent my office from my ex-husband. A coincidence?I believe that somehow, my ex-husband became the lender for the property my son purchased. He then used predatory lending practices on his own son, driving the monthly payment double what my son agreed upon. Keep in mind that this is also the son who has narcolepsy.My son almost lost control of his motorcycle, after having left the motorcycle at his father’s home for a few days. Anytime he reached speeds over 20 mph, the steering became uncontrollable. He drove the MC to his father’s repair shop and asked him to take a test drive because he felt like he was going to die driving. His father refused, and told him “Bring the bike back in two days”. He didn’t say, “Leave the bike here and I’ll give you a ride home”, he just watched him leave on the bike. The following day my son put the MC on blocks so he could examine what was causing the problem. He noticed that there was road dirt on the spokes, but in spots, the road dirt was smudged clean. That’s when he realized that all of the spokes on the front wheel had been loosened. He took the bike to a different repair shop and was told someone had to deliberately do that to the spokes.6 months before that incident, my son was involved in a motorcycle accident, but cannot remember the accident itself. He was not able to examine the wreckage because his father sold the bike and shipped it overseas before he was able to get out of bed. There is very little left of a motorcycle after it is involved in an accident. This makes it nearly impossible for forensics to determine the cause of an accident. His father is well aware of these facts. Even if there was evidence of tampering that was detectable by the Police, the investigation would only point to his fathers' girlfriend as the person who wished harm to my son.I did not find out about the following incident until 2010 when my son finally told me of it. One night, my Ex husbands motorcycle shop was broken into and a couple of motorcycles stolen. To get the bikes back, their father decided to do a home invasion on the suspect's house. My two sons and their father dress up in black and gather together the guns they will take. Both of my son's are wearing Kevlar vests (bullet proof). Keep in mind that their father has enough inventory in the shop to build at least twenty bikes just like the ones stolen. At this point, the home invasion doesn't have anything to do with the vehicles and has everything to do with their fathers' ego. Right before the three of them are going to storm The door, their father turns to the youngest boy and asks if he can borrow his Kevlar vest. In silence, my son handed his vest to his father. His father placed the vest on himself, and the three of them entered the house. They were able to get one of the bikes back. My son, his brother, nor their father, ever spoke of the vest again. It was seven years before I learned of the incident. My youngest son kept that painful experience bottled up inside of him. To speak of it meant having to acknowledge that his father deemed him to have the least value.During the same time period, several friends of my son mentioned to him that his father was spreading strange rumors. One friend who had not seen him for a while was surprised to find my son looking physically fit and presentable. He told my son that my Ex was telling people that my son was a Hype (injecting drugs intravenously). My Ex knows a great number of people, so this rumor was carried far.My son found correspondence from the Internal Revenue Service, in regards to an irrevocable trust, with my son's name on it. My son has never created an irrevocable trust.My daughter in law was visiting me when she asked me about the Narcissists living trust. She indicated the Narcissist had included her in the trust “so she could collect an inheritance upon his death”. I told her that I believed the trust was a vehicle to obtain life insurance. Six months later, my 32-year-old daughter in law died unexpectedly, leaving three children without a mother.After the foreclosure, I went to live with my recently widowed eldest son, and three of his four daughters. I was filling the role that their mother left vacant. I was taxiing kids, taking them to doctors, cleaning the house, cooking meals, doing yard work, you name it, I was doing it.After the foreclosure, my youngest son moved into the old “family home”. My ex-husband purchased a home in an exclusive neighborhood several years earlier. The ex attempted to turn the family home into a “gentleman's club”, which is a fancy way of saying brothel. The house even had a strippers pole. When that didn’t work out he took to renting out rooms in the now seven bedroom house. All the bedrooms were rented when my son arrived, so he slept in the hallway for a while. He eventually got one of the rooms, but three months later his father told him that all of the tenants had to move because he was renting out the entire house (except for one large room that was rented by a business) to one person.My son moved into a temporary place for three months and then became homeless. He and his girlfriend were camping out in the San Gabriel Valley mountains. He told me he found a motor home that he wanted to buy, so I gave him $300 to buy the vehicle and have a roof over his head.I was spending a great deal of time investigating (as much as possible when you have no funds) the various situations created by the narcissist that made absolutely no sense. My oldest son was getting aggravated because I was not handling as much of the work as I previously had. I was also feeling very guilty that I was living in a nice home, while my youngest son was homeless and struggling. My oldest son was very angry when I told him I was leaving to be homeless with his brother.My oldest son has taken on many of his father's narcissistic traits. He is the designated Golden Child and believes it is proper for him to receive special treatment. During my stay with the GC, he sold my car and kept all of the money. Never once did he offer to pay me for my time spent doing chores for him. During the three years, I lived with him and took care of his children the only thing I asked for was food for my cat. He also paid for me to buy some makeup and a bra. He treated me like I was his maid. My oldest son thinks that it is okay for him to take his brother's property. He is constantly stealing things from his brother. His father has taken his weaknesses and compounded them.The family dynamic the narcissist has created destroyed the once close relationship between my sons. It is heartbreaking.I am sure you have discerned by now that my youngest son is the designated scapegoat. This son has been the target of his father's narcissistic bullying since he was eight years old. As a child, he was someone blessed with a purity of soul, and a propensity towards honesty. It was always apparent to me that he was older than anyone else in the family. He has a strength of character that defies the ugly family dynamic.I moved into the old, gutted, motorhome with my son and his girlfriend. My son had parked the motorhome on the property that was the “family home”. The people that were planning on renting the house gave the narcissist $20k to remodel the house but never moved in. They were afraid of the other tenants. The Narcissists Motorcycle repair shop and the tattoo parlor on the property tend to attract some tough looking people.One day my son had his daughter for the weekend. All four of us were in the motorhome when it began to rain. The motorhome was leaking like a sieve. It was coming down real hard. I thought about the house sitting empty and thought, screw this. I broke into the house and made my granddaughter a dry bed to sleep in. That is how we ended up living inside the house.I find myself getting increasingly depressed living here in the house that I RAN away from thirty years ago. My Exhusband never put any money that he gained from renting the structures on the property, back into the property for maintenance. The exterior has not seen a drop of paint. The house was infested with roaches and rats. The septic tank has not been pumped since we purchased the property in 1986. Consequently, raw sewage backs up into the crawl space on a regular basis. The moisture in the crawl space has created mold issues. During a recent rain, my son pointed out that in places where water was puddling in the yard, each puddle was squirming with larva of some kind. My ex-husband took what was once a beautiful property, and turned it into a toxic waste site.

1.1 This Member Agreement is an electronic record in the form of an electronic contract formed under the Information Technology Act, 2000 and the rules made thereunder as amended from time to time. This Member Agreement is an eletrronic contract and does not require any physical, electronic or digital signature.1.2 This Member Agreement located at the website Home - Rent a Scooter in Bangalore & Hyderabad|VOGO SCOOTER RENTALS and mobile application titled ‘VOGO’ (“ Platform ”) is a legally binding agreement between Vogo Automotive Private Limited, having our registered office at No. 9/21, Chakarapani Road Extension, Maduvinkarai, Guindy, Chennai – 600032 and our corporate offices at No. 703, 2nd Floor, Kavi Crest, Bhive Workspace, 22nd Cross, 22nd Main, Sector 2, HSR Layout, Bangalore, 560102 (“Vogo” / the “Company” or “we” or “us” or “our”) and the guest users or registered users of the Platform (shall hereinafter be referred to as “Member” or “you” or “your” or “yourself” or the “User”).1.3 The Member Agreement provides the terms and conditions on which Vogo offers you the access to the Platform for use, purchase of any product or services therein and such other services as are incidental and ancillary thereto (“ Services ”).1.4 The Member Agreement, Privacy Policy, Fee Policy and any other applicable polices (the “ Policies ”), as updated from time to time, govern your access and use of our Platform and Services. This Member Agreement and the Policies are legally binding documents between the Member/ user and Vogo. This Member Agreement will be effective upon your acceptance of the same (directly or indirectly in electronic form or by means of an electronic record) and will govern the relationship and transactions between the Members and Vogo for the access or use of the Services offered through the Platform.1.5 Please read the terms and conditions of the Member Agreement fully before using or registering on the Platform or accessing any material, information or availing Services through the Platform. By downloading, installing, or otherwise accessing or using our Platform or Services (whether in whole or in part), you agree that you have read, understood, and agree to be bound by the Member Agreement. By agreeing to the Member Agreement, you represent that you are at least the age of majority in your state or province of residence, or that you are the age of majority in your state or province of residence and you have given us your consent to allow any of your minor dependents to use our Services.1.6 Upon your consenting to the Member Agreement and the Policies of the Company (which are incorporated by reference into this Member Agreement), the Company hereby grants you a limited, personal, revocable, non-assignable and non-exclusive license to use our Services. This license is for the sole purpose of enabling you to use the Services in the manner expressly permitted by this Member Agreement and the Policies.1.7 If you do not agree with the Member Agreement or any other Policies, please do not use the Platform or avail any Services being offered therein. Vogo reserves the right to change the terms and conditions of this Member Agreement or other Policies from time to time and shall give notice of such changes to the Members in a timely manner. Notice to the Members shall be considered given when such notice is indicated and accessible from the first page accessed after the Member accesses the Platform or by email to the Member’s email address provided to Vogo in the Member’s account creation or most recently provided to Vogo, or by SMS to the Member’s mobile number or mobile notification on the mobile application provided during the account creation. Member agrees that the amended terms and conditions of this Member Agreement shall be effective and binding on the earlier of (1) the effective date indicated in such notice; or (2) on the date posted on the Platform.1.8 It will be presumed that Member has received any such notice if and when the Member makes a reservation for a Vogo vehicle after notice of a change to this Member Agreement has been placed on the Platform and/or distributed to the Member by email or SMS or mobile notification on the mobile application. By making a reservation after receiving notice of any changes to the Member Agreement, the Member assents to and will be bound by such changes to the Member Agreement. Member may decline such changes by discontinuing trips under the Member Agreement.1.9 In the event of any conflict between this Member Agreement and any other document with respect to the Company’s other programmes, the Member Agreement shall override any such document except otherwise set forth from the Company in writing.1.10 As a company we have zero tolerance towards any kind of discrimination and strictly condemn any such actions. We do not discriminate on the basis of age, caste, creed, race or gender.Access to the Services2.1 It is your responsibility to ensure your equipment (computer, laptop, netbook, tablet or other mobile device) meets all the necessary technical specifications and is compatible with our Services to enable your access and use of the Services.2.2 You must ensure that the details provided by you are accurate and treat such information as confidential. Based on the information provided by you to us, you may be provided with a login identification (such as a username and password or any other identifier). You are solely responsible for all activities that occur under your login identification and must notify us immediately of any unauthorized use or other security breach relating to your login identification.2.3 We reserve the right to block, disable or delete any login identification, at any time, if in our opinion, you have failed to comply with any of the provisions of the Member Agreement or any other Policies, or if any details you provide for the purposes of registering as a user of the Services prove to be false or a misrepresentation.2.4 You consent to any collection, use or disclosure of personal information or personally identifiable data required to provide you with access to the Services or to deliver the Services to you, as per the Privacy Policy.2.5 You agree that we may collect and use technical data and related information, including but not limited to technical information about your device, system and application software, and peripherals, that is gathered periodically, to facilitate the provision of software updates, product support, and other services to you (if any). We may use this information as per the Privacy Policy, including without limitation to improve our products or services or technologies.2.6 The operation of our Services includes periodic delivery to you of offers, coupons or other information that may be of interest to you based on your stated preferences or your location.Persons Permitted to Drive Vehicles3.1 Only active Members in good standing, as decided solely by Vogo, shall be allowed to drive Vogo vehicles. Non-members are expressly prohibited from riding a Vogo vehicle at any time.3.2 Notwithstanding, anything contrary contained in this Member Agreement, the Member booking the ride must ensure that any other person having a valid and effective driving license drives Vogo vehicle only with the prior written consent of Vogo, failing which the Member originally booking the vehicle shall be solely liable to indemnify Vogo without any limitation for any loss suffered by Vogo arising from, incidental to or related with such unauthorized usage of the vehicle.3.3 Satisfying the eligibility criteria required to become a Vogo Member does not automatically render an applicant the right to become a Vogo Member. Acceptance of the applicant’s membership is subject to approval by Vogo at its sole discretion.3.4 Should any Member’s driving license expire or be revoked, authorization to drive Vogo vehicles shall expire immediately, Vogo shall be notified immediately or not later than 3 (three) working days of such expiry or revocation by the Member by email forthwith upon such expiry or revocation.3.5 By applying for membership, each applicant authorizes Vogo and Vogo reserves the right at its sole discretion to obtain his/her driving records from the jurisdiction in which the applicant is licensed. Because riding a Vogo vehicle requires maintaining a good driving record, Vogo may periodically check Member’s driving records and reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to suspend or terminate the Membership of any Member, who does not meet Vogo’s driving eligibility requirements. Member agrees to promptly report to Vogo any suspension or revocation of his/her driving license, or any tickets/citations/conviction related to any traffic violation including but not limited to riding without a helmet, riding under the influence of drugs or alcohol, riding while intoxicated, reckless driving, exceeding the speed limit, jumping the traffic signal or sending an SMS/talking on phone while riding. Vogo can suspend or terminate the membership of a Member or stop the provision of the Services if Vogo becomes aware of any pending criminal charges or allegations of commission of offences by a Member.Vogo at its own discretion, may issue a warning to first time offenders and may terminate the Member Agreement with the customer in the case of repeated offenders3.6 Member is responsible for providing and maintaining current email, cell phone, residential address (current/temporary and permanent), and other account information with Vogo. Member further warrants that information provided to Vogo shall be absolutely correct and is bound to inform to Vogo promptly, if any change occurs in the information provided earlier including but not limited to cell phone number, residential address, etc.3.7 Member is responsible for keeping any Vogo related password and/or PIN numbers in strict confidence and to not make passwords or PINs available to third-parties, should a PIN or password be reduced to written or electronic form, the Member will be responsible for any associated costs and/or damages in connection with unauthorized use of the Member’s account by third-parties. If a Member has reason to believe a third-party may have obtained unauthorized knowledge of a password and/or PIN, Member agrees to change the compromised password and/or PIN instantly and simultaneously notify the Company of such unauthorized use.Prohibited Uses4.1 Vogo is strictly meant for personal use by Members. The use of a Vogo vehicle under the following conditions is prohibited:for any speed race, rallies or competition;for the purpose of towing, pushing, or propelling any trailer or any other vehicle, whether or not such vehicle belongs to Vogo;for the primary business purpose of transporting people or operating a taxi or any other delivery services;by any person who is under the influence of (i) alcohol or (ii) any drug or medication under the effects of which the operation of a vehicle is prohibited or not recommended. A zero-tolerance policy is adopted and a limit of 0.0% ABV applies;in the carrying out of any crime or any other illegal activity;to undertake any political rallies, protests and such other activities in furtherance of a political agenda or campaigns, rallies or protests of any nature;indulging in any imprudent, negligent, or abusive manner or for any abnormal use of the vehicle;by any person who has provided Vogo with false information or whose representations are determined to be false (including, without limitation, regarding his name, age, or address);for riding a Vogo vehicle outside of India or any prohibited areas within India;for riding while using a mobile phone or any other mobile communication device in any manner whatsoever, including while sending an SMS, emailing, using a cell phone with or without a hands-free device, otherwise using a mobile communication device that may distract you from riding or otherwise engaging in similar activities that may be prohibited by applicable laws;for using Vogo vehicle to transport flammable, poisonous, or otherwise hazardous substances for other than legally permissible household use or in amounts greater than what is usually consumed in a household;for transporting objects with Vogo vehicle that could – due to their size, shape, or weight adversely impact the vehicle’s handling safety or that could damage the interior of Vogo vehicle or, by virtue of such object(s) protruding outside, affect the safety of vehicles driving in the vicinity of Vogo vehicle; andfor transporting more passengers than the prescribed seating capacity of the vehicle by manufacturer of the vehicle.4.2 Theforegoingexamplesarenotintendedtobeanexhaustivelist.Anyunreasonable, unwarranted, illegal, unethical or inappropriate use of a Vogo vehicle except the personal use for travel, as determined by Vogo in its sole discretion, may be deemed a violation of these terms and conditions. Vogo may report to the authorities any use of a Vogo vehicle or other activities that are in violation of local, state or national law or in violation of these terms and conditions.4.3 Vehicles cannot be used for commercial purposes. Further, Vogo vehicles cannot be used or ridden outside the city/ jurisdiction limits for which use of the vehicle has been chosen by the member. For instance, any Vogo vehicle booked by a member in Bangalore cannot be used or ridden outside Bangalore city limits, or any Vogo vehicle booked by a member in Hyderabad cannot be used or ridden outside Hyderabad city limits. In this regard, the Member shall exercise due knowledge, caution and restraint in ensuring that the vehicles are used strictly within the city/ jurisdiction limits selected by the Member.4.4 Vogo may immediately suspend or terminate the use of its Services by any Member for violation of any of the terms and conditions of the Member Agreement or any of the Policies. Upon suspension or termination, any existing reservations of the Member may be cancelled by Vogo at its sole discretion. In addition, the Member will be absolutely responsible for any and all, losses, damages (direct/ indirect), costs, charges, fees and expenses incurred by Vogo, as a result of such breach of any of the terms and conditions of the Member Agreement and the Member shall be required to fully indemnify Vogo. Further, the Member unconditionally and irrevocably agrees that Vogo reserves the right to pursue remedial action to recover the losses/ damage suffered by Vogo from the Member/ Member’s properties, including but not limited to his/her legal heirs/representative’s properties. Vogo acknowledges and agrees that the remedial action pursued shall not constitute any amount of force or coercion.4.5 Please be informed that Vogo may track usage of the vehicle by the customer via GPS devices installed on the vehicles, and further that the vehicles may be equipped with immobilizer systems for safety and security purposes. If any Vogo vehicle is being subject to unauthorized access or is being subject to any of the restricted or prohibited conditions mentioned here, then Vogo reserves the right to remotely activate the immobilizer system on the vehicle, and immobilze the vehicle that in the reasonable view of Vogo is being subject to unauthorized access or any of the restricted or prohibited conditions mentioned here. The view and decision of Vogo shall be final, and Vogo reserves the right to undertake such measures based on its reasonable view and judgment in such matters, without prejudice to other rights of Vogo against the Member (including those enumerated in Clause 4.4 above). The costs and expenses involved in the losses/ damage suffered by Vogo on account of immobilizing the vehicle as well as towing/ restoring the vehicle as well as any related costs and expenses shall be solely to the account of the Member, and the Member shall be required to fully indemnify Vogo on this account.4.6 Vogo expressly asserts that its Services are not solicited nor intend to be solicited to people under the age of 16.Reserving Vogo Vehicles5.1 Reservation is required for all potential booking. Member must always reserve a vehicle in advance of use and will be billed for usage fees at the time of reservation as provided in the Platform. Member is required to fulfil the below mentioned conditions at the time of taking the possession of the Vehicle for scheduled ride/trip:Member must carry his/her original driving licence, which is being shared with Vogo at the time of opening of account/booking of the ride with Vogo. Member must show the same to the representative of Vogo available at location, where the possession of the Vehicle is supposed to be taken by the Member;Member must carry and support Vogo in capturing the image of any one out of followingdocuments in original, as an additional document to be placed on records of Vogo to justify his/her identity:EPIC (Electoral Photo Identity Card), commonly known as Voter ID; orValid Passport; orAadhaar card from Unique Identification Authority of India; orGovernment Department (Including Public Sector Undertakings) Identity card; orIdentity Card of Tier 1/2 universities, colleges, educational institutions, which contains both photo and address.Member must cooperate with the representative of Vogo in taking a photo of the vehicle along with Member, which is meant for safety of the Member and for record purposes of Vogo; andMember shall be held solely responsible, if any of the above conditions are not being completed successfully at the time when possession of the vehicle was supposed to be taken by the Member and Vogo reserves the right not to handover the possession of the vehicle. Consequently, the booking will stand completed without any further onus of Vogo to refund or return the booking amount.5.2 If you wish to cancel a reservation or shorten the period for which a vehicle has been reserved, you must do so in advance, in pursuance of the Fee Policy.5.3 If you wish to extend a reservation, you may do so only if following conditions are fulfilled:the online payment for the extension has been made and successfully received by Vogo;the vehicle is available for use for the extension period (for example, it is not reserved by another Member); andthe request to extend is completed prior to the scheduled expiration time of your existing reservation.In case, any of the above conditions are missing after the expiry of the booking (initial or immediate prior) then you will be deemed to possess the vehicle without authorisation and must hand over the vehicle to Vogo’s parking or its representative without fail/ delay. A delay beyond one hour from the expected handover time of vehicle or after the expiry of booking as the case may be, will render you guilty of breach of trust and your involvement in theft of such vehicle shall be presumed without any doubt.5.4 In the event your reservation is not extended successfully (even if you have put in a request for extending the reservation but which has not been confirmed or has been denied by Vogo for any reason) and you do not return the vehicle to the correct and designated Vogo space by the end time of your reservation, Vogo reserves the right to initiate the civil and/ or criminal proceedings against you and simultaneously will make all reasonable efforts to take possession of the vehicle from you immediately or any time thereafter, and at any location.5.5 For avoidance of any doubt:You will be charged late fee, inconvenience fee and any other charges applicable as per our Fee Policy from the scheduled end time of your booking till the time the vehicle is actually recovered by Vogo;You will be charged any additional costs viz; legal attorney fees, consultants fees, travel costs, etc. incurred by Vogo in taking possession of the vehicle from you; andYou will not be provided any compensation or alternate means of transportation in such case and will not have the right to ride in Vogo vehicle any more. You shall hold Vogo, its officers, employees, agents and affiliates harmless against any claim in connection with the vehicle and/or its re-possession and shall irrevocably and unconditionally indemnify Vogo against any cost, loss or liability suffered by Vogo arising out of or in connection with any claim made by a third party against Vogo in relation to the vehicle and/or its re-possession.Vehicle Pick-Up and Return/Vehicle Condition/Stolen Vehicles6.1 You must pick up the selected vehicle at its designated Vogo parking space and return it secured, clean, and in good working order, to the correct and designated Vogo space by no later than the end time of your reservation.6.2 Prior to taking possession of a vehicle, you must do an exterior walk-around and an interior look-over. Before riding the vehicle, you must advise Vogo of any damage or abnormality encountered on the vehicle or in the operation of the vehicle. If Vogo is not notified of a problem at the start of a reservation, you will be deemed to be responsible for any problem with the vehicle discovered or reported after your reservation, including, without limitation, damage to the vehicle or lack of cleanliness. You may be charged a damage fee, a cleaning fee, or other applicable fees, and Vogo may suspend,or may even terminate your membership in lieu of such damages.6.3 You must leave all the original documents including but not limited to registration certificate, insurance policy, tax payment challans, self-drive licenses, pollution clearance certificates, vehicle’s key, key fob, or other starting device to the vehicle in its designated position in the vehicle at the conclusion of your reservation. You must advise Vogo immediately if you fail to leave the original documents mentioned hereinabove, key/ fob/ starting device, parking pass, or toll payment pass (if applicable in the vehicle.) and this causes inconvenience to Vogo or another Member, you will be charged the hourly rate for the vehicle until the, original documents, key/key fob/starting device/parking pass/toll payment pass is returned safely to Vogo and you will remain responsible for the payment of charges against the usage of the vehicle during such period. You may also be charged a fee at Vogo’s sole discretion to replace any of the items missing from the vehicle.6.4 The end of the trip is being confirmed by either: (a) specific completion of closing checklist at the end of trip; or (b) an SMS message to Vogo provided number to notify of such intent; or (c) by unwarranted breakdown/accident of the vehicle.6.5 Reserving Member is responsible for all charges and costs incurred related to Vogo vehicle for the entire period of the reservation and until the vehicle is returned, secured, closed, locked and serviceable (all accessories off, key out of ignition and in proper place, toll payment pass and parking pass and other accessories in the vehicle) to its designated location. Vogo vehicles must be returned no later than the end time of the reservation and the Member scheduled trip/ride comes to an end automatically and will be governed as per the provisions of Clause 6.3 above if extension is sought.6.6 Member is required to report to Vogo immediately any condition that impairs the driving functionality of the vehicle, such as poor driving feel or external or internal damage that renders the vehicle unsafe, including but not limited to, missing or inoperable signal or driving lighting, broken or missing rear-view mirrors.6.7 Notwithstanding anything contrary contained under this Member Agreement, any damage caused to vehicle/Vogo because of your wilful misconduct or gross negligence, during such time when the vehicle is not in motion, will attract charges/ fees as per the sole discretion of Vogo, in addition to the right of Vogo to claim full indemnity of all damages, claims, costs and expenses from the Member.6.8 Stolen vehicles or any accidental incidents must be immediately reported to Vogo and the nearest police station with a detailed written complaint based on actual facts. Member shall ensure that such complaint shall not contain any discrepancy, inconsistencies or distortions from actual facts as the same would be detrimental to a valid insurance or other claim by Vogo. The Member will be solely liable without any demur, for any loss due to a discrepant, inconsistent or distorted complaint or information by the Member. Further, the Member expressly agrees and accepts that Vogo shall not in any manner be held liable for any such stolen vehicles or accidental incidents.6.9 In the event that Vogo is unable to claim insurance for any reason, then the Member shall indemnify Vogo to the fullest extent in lieu of the loss or/and damage resulting directly or indirectly from such theft or accident.6.10 You acknowledge and agree that riding a Vogo vehicle involves an inherent risk of personal injury and you undertake and assume this risk in entirety for yourself, any person riding with you as a pillion (whether or not such pillion is a Member) and any participant Member who may be riding the Vogo vehicle reserved by you in accordance with Section 3 of this Member Agreement.6.11 You hereby agree hereby to release and discharge Vogo in perpetuity from and of any and all claims, demands, rights and causes of action of whatever kind or nature, arising from and by reason of any and all known and unknown, foreseen and unforeseen bodily and personal injuries (including without limitation to fatal injuries) and the consequences thereof, whether or not caused or contributed to in whole or in part by a defect in the vehicle or in any way connected with the vehicle.6.12 Vogo expressly asserts that the liability of Vogo towards third-party claims arising out of, related with or incidental to this Agreement, shall be limited and subject to Section 13 of this Agreement.6.13 Members expressly agrees and accepts that Vogo, shall not be held liable for any direct and indirect losses or/and damages which may arise from, be related with or incidental to the following without limitation:breach of the terms and conditions of the Member Agreement by the Member;breach of any applicable laws by the Member;the Member undertaking any activity specifically prohibited under Section 4 of the Member Agreement;theft of the vehicle;accidents caused by the Member; andunauthorized use of the vehicle by the Member or use for any prohibited or restricted activities by the Member.Safety7.1 Seat Belts and Child Restraints: Member is responsible for:Complying with all applicable speed limit and child restraint laws. It is being made crystal clear that Members must abide with the maximum speed/ weight limit and any other instructions being displayed/ communicated by the authorities through marks or sign boards in various locations of the trip;Protecting all children by properly using any child passenger restraint system that complies with all safety standards applicable in the jurisdiction where the trip is initiated and where Vogo vehicle is driven during such trip.In case of the vehicle being a scooter or motorbike, we provide 2 (two) half helmets for your convenience but we strongly recommend that you carry your own full helmets.7.2 Vogo tracks usage of the vehicle by the customer via Global Positioning System devices and also equips the vehicles with immobilizer systems which can be activated remotely. You agree and accept that such tracking and systems are only a necessary and reasonable measure undertaken by Vogo in pursuance of the safety of its Members and its vehicles, and does not constitute an infringement on any of your rights including without limitation your right to privacy, data protection, movement, etc.Securing Vogo Vehicles8.1 Each time Member parks a Vogo vehicle (either at the end of the reservation or during the reservation period), the Member is responsible for securing the vehicle from external factors including human or general known adverse weather conditions.8.2 Vogo prescribes all its Members to take full responsibility of their belongings. In case any Member claims to have left back any luggage or any phones or personal music devices inadvertently in a Vogo vehicle after the Member completes his/her reservation, then Vogo shall endeavour to locate the lost belongings on a “best-effort” basis provided the Member notifies Vogo of the same within 90 (ninety) minutes of the successful return of such vehicle post completion/termination of the reservation, but Vogo shall not be held responsible for any loss or damage incurred by the Member in any such circumstances.Fees And Eligible (Reimbursable) Expenses9.1 The Services are subject to Vogo’s Fees Policy available on the Platform. It entails the scenarios which covers all the fees including but not limited to rentals, excess kilometre riding charges, late fees, late charges, extensions fees, penalties or fines, if any etc.9.2 An “Eligible Expense” is defined as;an expense incurred by the Member for minor (under INR 1000 i.e. Indian Rupees One Thousand Only) routine maintenance on Vogo vehicles, such as tyre puncture in case of a bike, etc. orany expense in excess of INR 1000 (Indian Rupees One Thousand Only) that is authorized in advance of reservation by a Vogo representative, via email.9.3 If a Member pays for an eligible expense, he or she must keep the invoice which is subject to fuel test more particularly mentioned in the Fee Policy, which conspicuously captures the date and time showing that it was incurred during the reservation period.9.4 The Member must print his or her name on the receipt and give a physical original hard copy of the receipt to a Vogo vehicle attendant after his/her reservation.9.5 Vogo will reimburse the Member or credit the Member’s account, post the verification of claim and corresponding invoices. No reimbursement or credit will be given without an invoice, or if the invoice is submitted later than 3 (three) days from the reservation date.