Kentucky SB341 amends vehicle registration laws, including lien enforcement and refund procedures for destroyed vehicles.
Kentucky SB341 modifies vehicle registration laws by establishing a lien on vehicles for unpaid checks presented to county clerks. It prohibits the sale or transfer of vehicles with existing liens and mandates the county clerk to report and remit collected fees to the Transportation Cabinet. The bill also outlines procedures for vehicle owners to apply for refunds if their vehicles are destroyed by fire or accident, including submitting affidavits and returning license plates. The Transportation Cabinet is responsible for examining refund claims and approving payments from the state road fund.
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