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The car was in my sons name and he was insured on it and then decided he wanted to sell it so delivered car to us ( his parents, ) as we had the time to sort this, he was still the registered keeper, he cancelled his insurance and we ( parents ) insured the car and our son is being prosecuted for not having insurance. The car was sold soon after. It seems a nonsense that he should be taken to court for this as the car was insured until it was sold, what should we do?
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Hi and welcome
There is no need for the registered keeper to be the policy holder.
I assume DVLA were informed your son's insurance was cancelled, but have not been informed of your policy.
So your son needs to send a copy of your insurance certificate to DVLA showing there was no break in cover.
If they don't withdraw the charge attend court with same documentation -
Can you clarify a couple things, please:
When was the alleged offence? Before or after the car was sold?
Was there a period of SORN and/or no insurance cover before the car was sold?
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