Utah Admin. Code R873-22M-22 - Salvage Certificate and Branded Title Pursuant to Utah Code Ann. Sections 41-1a- 522, 41-1a-1001, 41-1a-1004, and 41-1a-1009 through 41-1a-1011
A. If a vehicle
with an out-of-state branded title is roadworthy, a comparably branded Utah
certificate of title may be issued upon proper application and payment of
applicable fees.
B. The Utah
registration of a vehicle qualifying for any of the following designations
expires effective with that qualification or declaration and the title to that
vehicle is restricted from that time:
1.
salvage vehicle,
2. dismantled
vehicle,
3. any vehicle for which a
dismantling permit has been issued in accordance with Section
41-1a-1010;
4. any vehicle for which a certificate of
abandoned and inoperable vehicle has been issued in accordance with Section
41-1a-1009;
and
5. manufacturer buyback
nonconforming vehicle.
C. For purposes of Section
41-1a-1001, the cost
to repair or restore a vehicle for safe operation is the total cost shown on a
certified and notarized repair order or estimate from an authorized
representative of an insurance adjusting firm, or a bonded Utah automobile
dealer or body shop. The repair order or estimate must be current at the time
of application and must show all costs, including a detailed list of all parts,
materials, and labor, required to repair the vehicle.
Notes
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