Md. Code Regs. 11.15.14.09 - Vehicles Being Titled Due to a Sheriff's Sale
A. An applicant for a title for a vehicle
being titled due to a sheriff's sale shall provide the Administration with:
(1) A court order or writ directing the
sale;
(2) An application for a
certificate of title;
(3) A copy of
the required newspaper advertisement; and
(4) A bill of sale from a sheriff.
B. The Administration shall refuse
to issue a certificate of title if:
(1) The
required documents are not furnished or the information is
incomplete;
(2) The application for
certificate of title is signed by an individual to whom power of attorney is
granted and the writing granting the power of attorney is not
furnished;
(3) The applicant is a
trust and the trust agreement naming the trust and designating the trustee or
trustees is not furnished;
(4) A
transaction involves a bankruptcy and a copy of the court appointment for the
bankruptcy trustee is not furnished;
(5) A transaction involves a legal dependent
and a copy of a court appointment for the legal guardian is not
furnished;
(6) The documents
furnished contain an error or alteration and letters of explanation or
certified statements do not clarify the errors or alterations to the
satisfaction of the Administration;
(7) The lien holder to be recorded is someone
other than a dealer or bona fide lending institution and a lien contract is not
furnished;
(8) The vehicle is an
unrecovered stolen vehicle and a letter from the insurance company requesting
issuance of a title in order to satisfy the claim is not furnished;
(9) Certain documents are lost or omitted and
the applicant fails to furnish:
(a) A letter
of indemnification which is subject to the approval of the Administration,
and
(b) Photocopies of lost
documents;
(10) The
owner or purchaser is deceased and the personal representative, legatee,
distributee, legal heir, or surviving spouse has not provided as required:
(a) Letters of
administration/testamentary,
(b) A
legal heir form, or
(c) A death
certificate;
(11) For a
mobile home, a receipt from the Compliance Division of the Comptroller of the
Treasury, which shows that the retail sales tax has been paid on a used mobile
home sold before January 1, 1989, is not furnished;
(12) The applicant has requested a
replacement VIN but has not:
(a) Furnished an
application for an assigned VIN, or
(b) Had a VIN inspection completed by an
authorized police officer in this State;
(13) The previous ownership document was a
salvage certificate and the inspection by a police officer in this State who is
authorized to inspect salvage vehicles is not furnished; or
(14) A security interest termination
statement for liens on the previous Maryland title record is not
furnished.
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