2 AAC 92.170 - Duty of insurance company obtaining title to unrepairable vehicle
(a) An insurance company obtaining title to
an unrepairable vehicle through the satisfaction of an insurance claim for an
actual total loss or constructive total loss shall mark the word "junk" on the
face of the certificate of title and surrender the current title and
registration to the department. The insurance company may sell the vehicle by a
bill of sale that indicates that the title has been surrendered to the
department.
(b) An insurance
company that is unable to obtain and surrender the title to an unrepairable
vehicle to the department because the title is lost, stolen, or destroyed, to
satisfy an insurance claim for an actual total loss or constructive total loss,
must submit to the department
(1) an
affidavit signed by the registered owner that the title is lost, stolen, or
destroyed; and
(2) a letter from
the insurance company certifying the vehicle is "junk."
(c) For the purposes of this section,
(1) "actual total loss" means the vehicle is
wrecked, dismantled, or destroyed;
(2) "constructive total loss" means the
vehicle is damaged to a sufficient degree that the cost of repairing the
vehicle exceeds the vehicle's worth or insured value.
Notes
Authority:AS 28.05.011
AS 28.05.041
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