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my grandad passed away earlier in the year, and now for winter i want to buy his mint 205 auto. i've asked all my aunts/ uncles and gran, and they are all ok with it. but my gran had a stroke this year as well so can't sign it. and i don't know whether they have his death on system.
where do i stand?
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'72 Opel kadett coupe
'77 Opel kadett city sr
'92 Peugeot 309 Gti Goodwood
'93 Peugeot 205 GL auto
'88 Citroen BX 16v(Breaking)
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Has his estate complted probate? If so then you need to buy it from the beneficiary. If its still in probate then you'll need to wait I expect. If its in probate speak to the solicitor dealing with it.
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Last Edit: Nov 5, 2013 10:43:36 GMT by trouble
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Buy it? Who are you paying and if it's fine with your rellys just fill in the logbook and have the car.
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bortaf
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Just get anyone who's handwriting is differant to yours to sign it, DVLA don't keep records of sigs, done it untold times.
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R.I.P photobucket
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Just get anyone who's handwriting is differant to yours to sign it, DVLA don't keep records of sigs, done it untold times. Or go the legal route as posted by 'trouble2010' without resulting to fraud, there is no need to fake a deceased persons signature! |
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Just get anyone who's handwriting is differant to yours to sign it, DVLA don't keep records of sigs, done it untold times. +1 i've sold bikes when people have bought them and sent couriers to collect them. Just filled in the details and signed the buyers name myself. |
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Just print the name in the "signature" box. I've left it blank tonnes of times - it's only really referred to if there are problems.
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The V5 is only an indication of the registered keeper. It is not an indication of who "legally owns" the vehicle. You need a receipt or bill of sale for that.
Dave
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+1, no need to try to falsify anything. I did this when my dad died and I had his car.
+1 for this as well, really depends on your relationship with whoever the cars ownership went to. Good family relationship then no problem, only trouble would be if anyone raised it later on and made a claim to it.
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Make sure you get a reciept from whoever has the power of atterny for your grandmother & you should be ok.
Fully understand the paying for it thing though, stops any funny business from the greedy family members that seem to come out of the woodwork when family members pass.
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Nov 17, 2013 20:22:12 GMT
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Just apply for a logbook,dvla will write to the current keeper who has 6 weeks to respond if they suspect the sale is dodgy, which is not the case here.
They will issue you the logbook before that time and the car will be in your name, job jobbed.
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