Thu Nov 17, 2016 10:38 am
#1498249
It seems that unless someone records a sale of, or makes a SORN declaration and throws away the keys, someone could be deemed responsible for being; drunk in charge of, no insurance, no tax or mot, driving offence etc. even if the vehicle is stationary off road or has been stolen or subject to having the no’ plate cloned?
On this assumption; anyone could be charged as being drunk in charge of a vehicle, even when in their bed at home after a good night and without any intention of using a vehicle?
Add to this the Double Bubble Tax scenario, for a whole month, when buying/selling a vehicle and….. At what point is a vehicle clear of responsibility when sold – a micro second at midnight?
Also; after selling anything for cash, the explanation asked for by the bank when cash is deposited!
Whooh! We're all trapped and doomed with privacy eroded to near nil?
On this assumption; anyone could be charged as being drunk in charge of a vehicle, even when in their bed at home after a good night and without any intention of using a vehicle?
Add to this the Double Bubble Tax scenario, for a whole month, when buying/selling a vehicle and….. At what point is a vehicle clear of responsibility when sold – a micro second at midnight?
Also; after selling anything for cash, the explanation asked for by the bank when cash is deposited!
Whooh! We're all trapped and doomed with privacy eroded to near nil?
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