Specifically trading in and buying, do you assume they'll take care of ownership? Or would you just change ownership?
tgray,
Sep 8, 7:06am
As a dealer, I always do that. Best just to ask thought to make sure.
kazbanz,
Sep 8, 10:01am
LEGALLY --it is the responsibility of the buyer to do C of O That's clearly stated bottom right corner of all CIN/SIN cards. What that means is YOU take care of it for the car you bought . THEY take care of it for the car they traded From a practical point of view most dealers will take care of both C of O's Simply because its a pita dealing with the potential fallout.
franc123,
Sep 8, 12:19pm
Same applies to private sellers too. Some people can't be trusted to do ANYTHING properly.
spead,
Sep 8, 2:23pm
correct
totalimp,
Sep 10, 4:39am
Thats good to know, thought i read stuff thoroughly but apparently i don't! Thanks!
kazbanz,
Nov 22, 7:15pm
What I do is when going through the CIN card with a customer is cross that clause out. Put N/A on it and initial it so they can see we deal with it. if that's not done then it legally is your responsibility
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