Sell Right By Spinny In Illinois
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It has to do with Blue Laws. Blue Laws are basically laws that forbid certain secular activities on Sunday. For instance, the same laws that are why we can't buy alcohol in stores on Sundays. Most Blue Laws have now been repealed, the only ones that still remain are typically the selling of cars and alcohol.
(a) No person, other than a licensed new vehicle dealer, shall engage in the business of selling or dealing in, on consignment or otherwise, 5 or more used vehicles of any make during the year (except house trailers as authorized by paragraph (j) of this Section and rebuilt salvage vehicles sold by their rebuilders to ...
But since 1984, Illinois car dealers must close their doors on Sundays. Illinois isn't alone. A dozen other states don't allow Sunday car sales either. It's a vestige of so-called “blue laws” barring certain activities on the basis of religion — like say, buying a sports car on the sabbath.
And 60s. But those laws never made it off the lot they were vetoed or struck down in courts. ButMoreAnd 60s. But those laws never made it off the lot they were vetoed or struck down in courts. But since 1984 Illinois car dealers must close their doors on Sundays Illinois.
But since 1984, Illinois car dealers must close their doors on Sundays. Illinois isn't alone. A dozen other states don't allow Sunday car sales either. It's a vestige of so-called “blue laws” barring certain activities on the basis of religion — like say, buying a sports car on the sabbath.
Selling a Used Vehicle Give the buyer a valid title at the time of deliv- ery. The seller must sign and date the title when the sale is final. A dealer must send the title, transfer and sales tax to the Secretary of State's office to be transferred to the buyer.
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You can find more information and forms for each notification method below: TO COMPLETE THE SELLER'S REPORT OF SALE IN PERSON: Please print and complete the Seller's Report of Sale Form VSD-703. TO COMPLETE THE SELLER'S REPORT OF SALE FORM BY MAIL: Please print and complete the Seller's Report of Sale Form VSD-703.
