I'm curious about one simple law. (California)
If you sell a vehicle and (for whatever reason) the DMV does not record your Notice of Release of Liability form, are you in fact liable?
In my own opinion the answer should be NO.
Clearly, the DMV is cannot be determined to be 100% incapable of error. Nor, does it make sense to solely determine ownership based on the recordings of a beaurocracy that could easily have false, incorrect, our outdated information.
But if you listen to Rickenbacker (a notoriously shady collection company), the DMV record is the final word.
Is there anyone who know what the law has to say on this matter?
Or, where one could search the law on this (California)?
My only fear is that the towing lobby might have snuck a horrible pro-business law through at the state level (California).
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