Car towed for no tax just after I bought it

mikey72

Sgt_Pepper wrote: »

So you don't

So now we're just argueing about the percentage?

Sgt_Pepper_2

mikey72 wrote: »

So now we're just argueing about the percentage?

No, I'm waiting for you to provide evidence of police and dvla seizures being dishonest and therefore theft.

mikey72

And I'm waiting for you to provide info they're absotuely, undeniably, irrefutably 100% honest. Otherwise, what percentage do you think are if you can't prove the 100%?

Sgt_Pepper_2

mikey72 wrote: »

If you had said "There shouldn't be any dishonesty"......

mikey72 wrote: »

And I'm waiting for you to provide info they're absotuely, undeniably, irrefutably 100% honest. Otherwise, what percentage do you think are if you can't prove the 100%?

You started with the suggestion there may be dishonesty. Feel free to evidence it if yet can.

Notmyrealname

adunn wrote: »

My Uncle who is a mechanic drove it home for me under is garages insurance policy using that plate dangled over the original reg which I cannot remember what its called! If that makes sense.

Trade plate. And technically he broke the terms of having one so the Police could rescind it.

Notmyrealname

Sgt_Pepper wrote: »

So you are allowed to drive an uninsured car to a test station?
Ie without tax.

An untaxed car is not uninsured. The law allows a car covered by insurance but without MOT or tax to be driven to and from a pre-booked MOT.

Sgt_Pepper_2

Notmyrealname wrote: »

An untaxed car is not uninsured. The law allows a car covered by insurance but without MOT or tax to be driven to and from a pre-booked MOT.

I know............

Joe_Horner

mikey72 wrote: »

So how does the gas safe register work? Do they own all the plumbers? FSA register?

More worrying using the "register = owning" logic is the Sex Offenders Register. The perv registers his / her offence, which is now owned by the Government. So the Government must be the most prolific !!!!!philes in history by now!

Of to Lobdob now to throw a few bricks at No 10......

[Deleted User]

Notmyrealname wrote: »

Trade plate. And technically he broke the terms of having one so the Police could rescind it.

Department of Transport actually, but yes they could.

I'm actually quite surprised his Uncle didn't warn him about parking an unlicensed car on a public road.

Come to think of it, could his Uncle not have stored the car, at the garage?