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Yes, because of the particularly dangerous defects stated.
Yes. Article 104 permits immobilisation for defects posing a particularly serious risk. There is no general five-month waiting period. Distinguish expired, failed and negative ITV results: a negative inspection for very serious defects bars road use and requires transport by external means. Not every expired ITV automatically produces the same measure or penalty; this question concerns especially dangerous defects.
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No, even if those defects pose a particularly serious risk.
Yes, because of the particularly dangerous defects stated.
Only after more than five months have passed since expiry.
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