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RD400E
post Tue, 3 Dec 2013 - 11:29
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This isn't a particularly odd situation and probably happens a lot.

My daughter recently bought a new (second hand) car. The seller gave her the complete V5C. My daughter not realising his mistake took the document and returned home.
She visited me last night for advice and it seems the seller had never registered the car in his own name, instead his details were filled in in section 10. the new keepers details!

The RK is a motor trader and the doc ref date is 12/09/13
The seller completed the new keepers section on 09/11/13
My daughter purchased the car on 24/11/13

The final oddity is that there is a post office stamp (not a postage stamp) in black that has been printed on the new keepers section dated 11/11/13, the post office is in the same location as the seller.

I've enclosed a letter with the V5C to the DVLA explaining why the RK hasn't signed the declaration. We are keeping page 2 of the V5C until the new one arrives as this bears the PO stamp and the relevant keeper info and dates.

Now my concern is that if there were any possibility of another V5 knocking around could this come back to bite her? She hasn't acted fraudulently in any way but a motor trader selling a vehicle and not dealing with the V5 is peculiar, and the additional info above has got me wondering!

TIA
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post Tue, 3 Dec 2013 - 15:34
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QUOTE (RD400E @ Tue, 3 Dec 2013 - 11:29) *
This isn't a particularly odd situation and probably happens a lot.

My daughter recently bought a new (second hand) car. The seller gave her the complete V5C. My daughter not realising his mistake took the document and returned home.
She visited me last night for advice and it seems the seller had never registered the car in his own name, instead his details were filled in in section 10. the new keepers details!

The RK is a motor trader and the doc ref date is 12/09/13
The seller completed the new keepers section on 09/11/13
My daughter purchased the car on 24/11/13

The final oddity is that there is a post office stamp (not a postage stamp) in black that has been printed on the new keepers section dated 11/11/13, the post office is in the same location as the seller.

I've enclosed a letter with the V5C to the DVLA explaining why the RK hasn't signed the declaration. We are keeping page 2 of the V5C until the new one arrives as this bears the PO stamp and the relevant keeper info and dates.

Now my concern is that if there were any possibility of another V5 knocking around could this come back to bite her? She hasn't acted fraudulently in any way but a motor trader selling a vehicle and not dealing with the V5 is peculiar, and the additional info above has got me wondering!

TIA


not that clkear cut, the trader could have sent it off, but the purchaser didnt, so it will be sort of registered to him

its common to fill the back in to tax it before sending it off, hence the stamp, he has demands for money on their way, but i dont see how it can effect you ?


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