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query on taxing van without nct

jasonos · 2007-01-08 23:53:04

My van which has been off the road with the last year because it failed its nct. what Im wondering is now that my tax is up and i would like to bring it to the mechanics to be fixed in order to retest it again, can i tax my car and insure it without the nct? or do i chance bringing it to my mechanic uninsured and without…

08-01-2007 11:53pm

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jasonos

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My van which has been off the road with the last year because it failed its nct. what Im wondering is now that my tax is up and i would like to bring it to the mechanics to be fixed in order to retest it again, can i tax my car and insure it without the nct? or do i chance bringing it to my mechanic uninsured and without tax
ps its a commercial vehicle so its not nct its m.o.t. (i think)

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#2 09-01-2007 1:34am

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It's D.O.E.
You must have a valid certificate of roadworthiness to get your tax. If you're bringing it to get repaired for DOE, you could take a chance on it not being taxed, but see if you can get any paperwork to back your story up - a written appointment from the mechanic or something?

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#3 09-01-2007 2:57pm

jasonos

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thank you overdriver

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#4 09-01-2007 3:42pm

Savman

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jasonos wrote:

uninsured

That word shouldn't really be in your vocabulary

If you don't want to get it insured then get it towed...

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