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Another DVLA Sorn LLP attempted mugging to report! All the usual DVLA LLP nonsense stuff, and now just received response to Dispute form V991 saying
" whilst I appreciate that you thought you had fulfilled your responsibilities by correctly addressing the envelope, affixing a stamp, and placing in a royal mail post box, regrettably this is not the case. Instead, you have merely deemed to have 'sent' the letter as per section 7 of the interpretation act 1978. Furthermore you can only deem the notification 'sent' providing you can evidence that you put the correct address, inserted the relevant documents into the envelope, paid the correct postage and put the envelope into a post box. That action does not deem notification of change of keeper, and it does not constitute informing DVLA, which is what is required"
Then stating I remain liable for £80 LLP & dispute process concluded.
Long story short, Vehicle owned by my Dad registered in my name, then sent completed V5 & transferred to my Dad while on Sorn in spring 2013 by royal mail including Sorn Form V890 completed by my Dad who was with me when it was posted.
DVLA sent me LLP notice Dec 13 after old Sorn expired end October. Told DVLA I complied re interpretation act with my Dad as witness but they ignored. My Dad has finally got new V5 in his name showing correct date we originally told them after sending in a V62 & a new V890, but vehicle still showing as unlicensed on DVLA website. Informed DVLA several times I will defend in court with my Dad as witness.
Opinions and advice greatly appreciated!
Howzat.
Another DVLA Sorn LLP attempted mugging to report! All the usual DVLA LLP nonsense stuff, and now just received response to Dispute form V991 saying
" whilst I appreciate that you thought you had fulfilled your responsibilities by correctly addressing the envelope, affixing a stamp, and placing in a royal mail post box, regrettably this is not the case. Instead, you have merely deemed to have 'sent' the letter as per section 7 of the interpretation act 1978. Furthermore you can only deem the notification 'sent' providing you can evidence that you put the correct address, inserted the relevant documents into the envelope, paid the correct postage and put the envelope into a post box. That action does not deem notification of change of keeper, and it does not constitute informing DVLA, which is what is required"
Then stating I remain liable for £80 LLP & dispute process concluded.
Long story short, Vehicle owned by my Dad registered in my name, then sent completed V5 & transferred to my Dad while on Sorn in spring 2013 by royal mail including Sorn Form V890 completed by my Dad who was with me when it was posted.
DVLA sent me LLP notice Dec 13 after old Sorn expired end October. Told DVLA I complied re interpretation act with my Dad as witness but they ignored. My Dad has finally got new V5 in his name showing correct date we originally told them after sending in a V62 & a new V890, but vehicle still showing as unlicensed on DVLA website. Informed DVLA several times I will defend in court with my Dad as witness.
Opinions and advice greatly appreciated!
Howzat.
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