It seems to be every willy nilly of the dvla, treating somebodies livelihood in such a manner, do they actually have the power in law to do this, i suspect its not on as firmer footing as they make out dvla.pdf

Thanks everybody for getting back. It was the DVLA who took it, I have started the appeals process ,where it will get me Im not sure, here is the answer to stage just a rehash of things, Ive included a copy of their letter, the next step is to write to the director of the dvla (cant put the link in to the letter image, not enough posts) It looks as though the car was put on the public highway deliberately, making those who did culpable How the log book was filled in by the previous keeper, can you expand on that. cheers Ian

I have a little issue with the dvla regarding a car they have seized, looking for some advice. Im a car trader, the car was not registered in my name, being a car trader means I don’t have to sorn the vehicle, so the taking of the car is null and void????????? The car was stored on a supermarket car park, I was being cheeky but I had no choice due to personal issues etc etc. .since the car was on private land and I am a car trader, does the car have to be stored at my premises, and does the 3 month limit for it being in the trade apply before I have to register it.