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ok i will make this short and sweet i had a accident 2 weeks ago which was not my fault,they have written the car off ,i have recieved a cheque for car value and i am getting it fixed my car has tax mot and insurance still on it..i have been told that the the car is not legal as its a right off i have been informed i have to speak top the dvla what do i have to doregards to all this ??all advice greatful be good as i will belooking for best answer!
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Unknown..the UK has much different laws than we do (U.S.A), however, most times when a vehicle is determined to be a 'total loss' and the insurance company pays you for it then it becomes their property. In my state the vehicle would have to be dismantled and sold as parts or rebuilt by a certified rebuilder before it could be licensed.In California if the car is considered a total the title you get is a salvage title. I don't deal with autos aside from driving and an occasional driveway repair so I can't be specific. What I do know is a salvage title is a different document from a regular title. I think it follows the vehicle from the day it is totaled forward.
Regards car insurance rip-off?
I wish I could be more specific. I suggest you check with the state agency responsible for registering cars in your state. They are the people you will have to satisfy. In California it would be the Department of Motor Vehicles. Your state will have a similar agency.
In New York State can an owner & registrant?
Good Luck.
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Are you sure it's been declared as a write-off? Normally, when the insurers pay out on a write-off it becomes theirs and they would have the registration marked as such before flogging it off for parts or scrap.If they have handed it to you, it depends what category write-off it's been put into; in some categories it is repairable but will have to undergo an inspection once done before it's given a "damaged - repaired" category.
It would, indeed, be sensible to talk to DVLA about this to see where you can go from here.
Good luck.
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