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Motor Vehicle Sales Act 2003

Registration of motor vehicle traders - Removal from register - Surrender of registration

48: Registrar must record surrender on register

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"Registrar must record when you cancel your vehicle registration"

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When you surrender your registration, the Registrar gets notified. The Registrar must record this surrender on the register as soon as possible. This happens after they are told about the surrender under section 46 or section 47.

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Part 3Registration of motor vehicle traders
Removal from register: Surrender of registration

48Registrar must record surrender on register

  1. As soon as possible after being notified of a surrender under section 46 or section 47, the Registrar must record the surrender on the register.