Deregistering your private mode of transport

[Buffy1973]

Hi Buffy good stuff.Me and some colleagues are looking in to this very thing.Personally I would also add in the notice for the avoidance of doubt,and for the purposes of clarification,could DVLA clarify that if you being the keeper are not the owner,as their rules define,then they must state JUST WHO IS THE OWNER.IF IT IS THE DVLA,then surely ALL liability and fines,tax,test,parking tickets, etc lie with them.If your daughter owns it,then it is theft and should be treated as so.Cheers good luck

Thanks Rob. The Police were present when the vehicle was taken and I asked them if my daughter could report it as stolen and if it would be treated as a crime, they said yes (I have this on video). My daughter called the Police as soon as she got home from college. As soon as she said her name, the operator said 'oh, yes, that's a civil matter' and put the phone down on her.

[robfreeman]

If you got the officer's names and numbers,go to their chief,remind him of their oaths they swore to do right by all manner of "people" and insist that he acknowledges the "complaint" as a crime.If he won't play ball go above him.

Put all these officers on notice,and if they still won't act,go to the neighbouring police district,ie mine is Derbyshire and South Yorkshire etc and start again with a sergeant,and then ALL the way up the chain of command.

On the off chance that NO-ONE will do anything,KEEP GOING to the next district and so on,reporting ALL the previous officers for being accessories to a crime,and whatever else you can come up with Due Dilligence etc.Eventually some officer after you've reported all the others will sh#t himself and look into it.Good luck my friend and keep us posted.

[blooskypye]

Guy Euden explains how to deregister a vehicle in his recent podcast on lawfulrebellion.org

http://www.lawfulrebellion.org/2012/03/ ... he-matrix/

[Buffy1973]

If you got the officer's names and numbers,go to their chief,remind him of their oaths they swore to do right by all manner of "people" and insist that he acknowledges the "complaint" as a crime.If he won't play ball go above him.

Put all these officers on notice,and if they still won't act,go to the neighbouring police district,ie mine is Derbyshire and South Yorkshire etc and start again with a sergeant,and then ALL the way up the chain of command.

On the off chance that NO-ONE will do anything,KEEP GOING to the next district and so on,reporting ALL the previous officers for being accessories to a crime,and whatever else you can come up with Due Dilligence etc.Eventually some officer after you've reported all the others will sh#t himself and look into it.Good luck my friend and keep us posted.

Hi Rob. At the time it all happened I complained to the Chief Inspector of Hampshire Constabulary. Hewas very nice about it all but still had the attitude that it was a civil matter. I believe you know the rest of the tale from another post I made, http://www.getoutofdebtfree.org/forum/v ... &start=250

I will again raise the question about the theft of the vehicle , however I have some bigger fish to fry at the moment. I don't want to hijack this thread, so, I would really appreciate it if you could look at my new post regarding Councils, Bailiffs, Courts and their corruption. I am going to upload some more documents today regarding this thread, I think you will find it interesting.

Thank you for your advice and support.

[Buffy1973]

If you got the officer's names and numbers,go to their chief,remind him of their oaths they swore to do right by all manner of "people" and insist that he acknowledges the "complaint" as a crime.If he won't play ball go above him.

Put all these officers on notice,and if they still won't act,go to the neighbouring police district,ie mine is Derbyshire and South Yorkshire etc and start again with a sergeant,and then ALL the way up the chain of command.

On the off chance that NO-ONE will do anything,KEEP GOING to the next district and so on,reporting ALL the previous officers for being accessories to a crime,and whatever else you can come up with Due Dilligence etc.Eventually some officer after you've reported all the others will sh#t himself and look into it.Good luck my friend and keep us posted.

Hi Rob. At the time it all happened I complained to the Chief Inspector of Hampshire Constabulary. Hewas very nice about it all but still had the attitude that it was a civil matter. I believe you know the rest of the tale from another post I made, http://www.getoutofdebtfree.org/forum/v ... &start=250

I will again raise the question about the theft of the vehicle , however I have some bigger fish to fry at the moment. I don't want to hijack this thread, so, I would really appreciate it if you could look at my new post regarding Councils, Bailiffs, Courts and their corruption. I am going to upload some more documents today regarding this thread, I think you will find it interesting.

Thank you for your advice and support.

http://www.getoutofdebtfree.org/forum/v ... 02&t=36155

[ceylon]

buffy look here article 17

http://www.un.org/en/documents/udhr/

[Buffy1973]

buffy look here article 17

http://www.un.org/en/documents/udhr/

Thanks Ceylon. I'm sure I can work this into my complaint. I have started charging the HCEO for each day my daughter is deprived of the vehicle. She does have another car now as it has been 3 months since the other one was stolen, I intend to bill them for the cost of the new car as well as the use of public transport.

[hisnibbs]

"... if a contract is breached by one party, I believe the other party are within their rights to end the contract..."

Not quite true. If one party breaches a contract the contract no longer exists. It's not that you can now ignore the contract, the contract simply ceases to be and thus ignoring it is not an option as how can you ignore something that no longer exists? Your obligations under the contract are absolved the instant any party, let me repeat that ANY party to the contract reneges on their contractual obligation.

I know this to be 100% accurate as it was explained to me by my Uncle, a lawyer of 40+ years standing, on a matter of business in which I pointed this out to the 3rd party after receiving lawyers letters. I sent a copy of the contract, with their signature on it, highlighted what they should have done and by when, showed that this was not completed, that the date was past the contract date and then asked if they had a subsequent contract extending the date or altering the contract in any way. I then received a letter back telling me that they would review the situation and come back to me... that was way over 10 years ago... Still waiting...

[testotar]

It does state on the front of the logbook that the registered keeper is not necessarily the owner as well, clearly the bailiff scum have dvla checked the keeper only and made an assumption, and i quote "assumption in the mother of all fuck ups"...

I hope you take these bastards down and make a buck or two out of it as well!!! good luck

[godparticle]

Guy Euden explains how to deregister a vehicle in his recent podcast on lawfulrebellion.org

http://www.lawfulrebellion.org/2012/03/ ... he-matrix/

Im guessing this didnt actually work for guy, Cos we have heard nothing from him about this since.

Robfreeman had apparently done the same, but again we here no followup reports, so i am guessing the police probably just stopped them and stole their private cars and locked them up, as with dean clifford in canada recently again.