The Road Vehicles (Registration and Licensing) (Amendment) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 1988

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1

A person who keeps a mechanically propelled vehicle and who desires to obtain a licence for it under the Act may apply to the Secretary of State by means of a declaration in the prescribed form not more than 14 days before the licence is to have effect.

2

The application shall be accompanied by —

i

the amount of duty, if any, payable on the licence under the Act in respect of the vehicle;

ii

where a registration book has been issued in respect of a vehicle, the registration book, or, if the registration book cannot be produced, an application in accordance with regulation 7(1A) for the issue of a new registration book;

iii

a certificate of insurance where required under Part VIII of the 1981 Order or a valid insurance card as defined in regulation 3 of the Motor Vehicles (International Motor Insurance Card) (Northern Ireland) Regulations 19695;

iv

in the case of a public service vehicle, a public service vehicle licence required under Article 60(1) of the 1981 Order;

v

in the case of a goods vehicle, a goods vehicle certificate where required under Article 53 of the 1981 Order;

vi

in the case of a large private passenger vehicle, a certificate of inspection where required under Article 67 of the 1981 Order; or

vii

in the case of any other vehicle, a vehicle test certificate where required under Article 34 of the 1981 Order.

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An application to a Post Office for a licence in the circumstances described in the proviso to regulation 17(1) may not be made after the expiration of 14 days from the date on which the licence expires.