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Was just wondering if getting a new plate when buying a second hand car makes sense.

 

Else, the previous owner maybe chalking up fines OR has paid fines but the record is not clean off.

 

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Was just wondering if getting a new plate when buying a second hand car makes sense.

Else, the previous owner maybe chalking up fines OR has paid fines but the record is not clean off.

 

bring proof of purchase... they will let you off... OR... onemotoring access.... same outcome

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proof of purchase is no longer useful.

 

Just happened to me 2 days back. Bought my car on 2015 feb. Summon date was 2012. Explained to the officer at the station that i just purchased this car this year (was stop at road block). All he said was it is our duty to ensure that the car is summon free before we buy it. Which i kinda agree with him. Total of 3 outstanding summons and he is kind enough to let me pay 1 (150rm) and then ask me to go back singapore to settle with my dealer.

 

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proof of purchase is no longer useful.

 

Just happened to me 2 days back. Bought my car on 2015 feb. Summon date was 2012. Explained to the officer at the station that i just purchased this car this year (was stop at road block). All he said was it is our duty to ensure that the car is summon free before we buy it. Which i kinda agree with him. Total of 3 outstanding summons and he is kind enough to let me pay 1 (150rm) and then ask me to go back singapore to settle with my dealer.

 

 

this is what i was worry of.

 

dont think car dealer will hiew whether got summon or not as they never ask you to go MY mah...

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Was just wondering if getting a new plate when buying a second hand car makes sense.

 

Else, the previous owner maybe chalking up fines OR has paid fines but the record is not clean off.

 

 

In the first place, what is the cost of getting a new plate ?

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Is there a channel to do a search if a particular plate got outstanding summon in malaysia or not? its so scary cos you dont know if the summon is real or not in the first place, and there is almost nothing you can do once they stop you. Just prepare few hundred ringgit to burn when u go in

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Take reference from here:

 

 

 

SINGAPORE - Malaysian traffic police have collected 4,200 outstanding traffic fines from Singapore motorists in an operation that began on Friday. Most had been summoned for speeding.

Motorists with outstanding fines were nabbed at three locations in Johor Baru, the Bernama news agency reported on Sunday (June 14).

Since 2010, more than 700,000 outstanding summonses were issued for traffic offences involving foreign motorists including 500,000 from Singapore, the report said.

- See more at: http://www.straitstimes.com/news/singapore/transport/story/malaysian-traffic-police-collect-more-4000-outstanding-fines-singapor#sthash.P1ZBS0YZ.dpuf

 

Also - by right, if can prove change of ownership, you are supposedly not responsible for previous fines. That is what TP told us...


Is there a channel to do a search if a particular plate got outstanding summon in malaysia or not? its so scary cos you dont know if the summon is real or not in the first place, and there is almost nothing you can do once they stop you. Just prepare few hundred ringgit to burn when u go in

yes - can check here

 

But you will need an account first - give any fake number to register

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I just got checked yesterday.

Better dont speed during office hours in MY now.

BTW, system broke down at 10 pm last night I was about to pay.

Waited 40 min before they gave up and told loads of people to pay through internet.

Not sure I want to laugh or cry.

 

I'm not taking EDL home during holiday period again.

 

 

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proof of purchase is no longer useful.

 

Just happened to me 2 days back. Bought my car on 2015 feb. Summon date was 2012. Explained to the officer at the station that i just purchased this car this year (was stop at road block). All he said was it is our duty to ensure that the car is summon free before we buy it. Which i kinda agree with him. Total of 3 outstanding summons and he is kind enough to let me pay 1 (150rm) and then ask me to go back singapore to settle with my dealer.

 

typical malaysia boleh... different people different interpretation.....

 

coz i did prove i was not the owner at time of purchase... and only paid my own dues...

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Lucky for me the dealer is still good enough to help me settle the summons.

 

And bro darryn

Also - by right, if can prove change of ownership, you are supposedly not responsible for previous fines. That is what TP told us...(i do hope u dont mean singapore tp)

 

In Malaysia. There is no by right or by left.only have by their mouth.

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