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Within ten days of the transfer.
Within ten days of the transfer, under Article 32.1 of the General Vehicle Regulation. This is the transferor’s duty; the buyer has a separate ownership-change procedure and deadline. The case does not concern delivery to a professional dealer for a subsequent sale.
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Within ten days of the transfer.
The seller has no duty to notify it.
The seller may wait up to forty days to notify it.
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