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MAHASHA
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police clearance - 2008/10/07 02:36

HI PLEASE HELP ME

2 YRS BACK SOMEONE WHO TOOK HIS SENTRA TO BE FITTED WITH A RECONDITIONED ENGINE AT THE GARAGE AND AFTER FITTING THE ENGINE HE WENT OVERSEAS AND FAILED TO CHANGE THE VEHICLE PAPERS AS HE WAS NOT LONGER USING THE CAR. THE CAR WAS PARKED, BUT THE CAR'S DISC IS PAID UP AND WILL EXPIRE ON 30 DEC 2008

ON THE REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE APPEARS THE OLD ENGINE
AND NOW HE SOLD THE CAR TO ME BUT HE MISPLACED THE RECEIPT OF THE ENGINE, THE OWNERS OF THE GARAGE ALSO CANNOT TRACE THE COPY OF THE RECEIPT BECAUSE IT IS LONG TIME AGO

THE GUY IS NOW SELLING THE CAR BECAUSE HE IS GOING BACK TO OVERSEAS. CAN HE MAKE A SWORN AFFIDAVIT, WITH ALL THE INFORMATION, WILL THAT BE ACCEPTED FOR POLICE CLEARANCE FOR THE ENGINE?

WHAT CAN I DO TO GET THE POLICE CLEARANCE FOR THE ENGINE?

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Re:police clearance - 2008/10/09 07:34 Police do not clear engines, only complete vehicles.
Procedure for clearance:
Request form RPC at your appropriate authority.
Take vehicle and RPC to SAPS office indicated by the authority. SAPS will inspect vehicle and update the record.
Take form RPC back to authority for conclusion of clearance - clearance process now complete.
Get vehicle certified roadworthy, register (based on the registration certificate you refer to) and licence vehicle.

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