About DVLA

They say that it is happening a lot, mainly so that the perps can clone the details onto a stolen version of the car! It is not illegal to apply for the log book!

Breaking into the garage is the bit they are interested in, from the box of rubbish that appeared in the garage it appears to be something to do with the purchasers of the nearest house, SOCO took various bits and pieces and fingerprints. DVLA won't tell me the details of the perp. The soco guesses that someone is hoping to take over the garage!!

mrcheerful

mrcheerful. ( snipped-for-privacy@hotmail.com) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying :

Look, this may be a silly question, but why on earth are you paying for a lockup for a diseasel Metro?

Good question, but I own the lock-up, the metro only needs a headgasket and is perfect, two lady owners very low mileage.

mrcheerful

I'm sure that they will be flattered. :-)

Confused? Mrscheerful?

More likely they think they got the garage with the property and have been told that anything abandoned in it by the former owners can be claimed by them. Now they are wondering who stole their new lock and why the police are knocking on the door.

Well the deeds of the house are pretty clear, I got them off the land registry, my garage is shown separately.

mrcheerful

At 18:40:03 on 03/09/2005, PC Paul delighted uk.legal by announcing:

How many people would see 3 locks on a door and immediately come to the conclusion that what lies behind that door is ownerless?

The message from "Alex" contains these words:

Quite a few of the residents round here.