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chrissa1 | 16:14 Wed 22nd Sep 2010 | Motoring
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I posted yesterday about scrqapping ne old escort. Someone is coming in the morning to collect it and give me £50 for it. He says he is registered to drive and SORN car to get it back to his yard.
Is he right and should I care as I will have the signed slip from him to send to the DVLA?
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Avatar Image R1Geezer
If he has trade plates, (red and white ones). Make sure you date and time the slip and get him to sign it.
16:25 Wed 22nd Sep 2010
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Ah, right RI, Cheers.
16:31 Wed 22nd Sep 2010
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Write a receipt out for it too with a time and date and also get him to sign that, just to doubly cover yourself.
19:19 Wed 22nd Sep 2010
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Scrappies have their own laws.
He will just drive it.
20:56 Wed 22nd Sep 2010
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Make sure you deal with all the paperwork the DVLA require you to. Do NOT let the new owner do stuff that you should do.
09:55 Thu 23rd Sep 2010
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i believe im right in saying even trade plates dont cover SORN, im sure i saw an article in a motor trade mag where there had been prosecutions for using trade plates
16:31 Thu 23rd Sep 2010
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Signed and dated slip has gone off to the DVLA.
16:57 Thu 23rd Sep 2010

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