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Certificate of Title Act

Colorado · Vehicles and Traffic · §§ 42-6-101 to 42-6-206 · 52 sections

Overview

The Certificate of Title Act governs the issuance and maintenance of official ownership records for motor vehicles and related conveyances, including trailers, off-highway and miniature vehicles, autocycles, custom vehicles and street rods, and vehicles brought in from outside the state. It sets out who must obtain a title and how, prescribing the application process, required proof of ownership and identifying documentation, manufacturer's certificates on first sale, dealer obligations, and vehicle identification number inspections, while authorizing the responsible state agency to adopt rules and forms and to issue titles, title receipts, and alias or replacement titles. It also provides mechanisms for recording ownership arrangements such as rights of survivorship and beneficiary designations, and establishes grounds for refusing, suspending, or revoking a title along with hearing and appeal rights for affected owners.

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