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Leasing firms looking for unreturned containers leased to bankrupt Hanjin Shipping might want to visit Ontario, California. This month, the City of Ontario filed lawsuits against four rural property owners that have been storing hundreds of Hanjin containers, in breach of zoning restrictions on the agricultural lands.

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