Corrections in OR/CR

[shaira118]

i... do not know...

is the deed of sale in question notarized?
if something significant happens to the car during the time it is in possession by the second owner, and you buy the car, who will be responsible for the consequences of that significant event?

questions... questions...

i bought the car with a open deed of sale but nabasa siya and lost it, the 2nd owner also dont have a copy of open DOS only or/cr but i cnt contact anymore i want to change owner isasabay ko sa renew any adviced,po

[dr. d]

i bought the car with a open deed of sale but nabasa siya and lost it, the 2nd owner also dont have a copy of open DOS only or/cr but i cnt contact anymore i want to change owner isasabay ko sa renew any adviced,po

see the other thread, po.

morale of the story to the other readers: buy only cars with proverbial clean title.
apologies to the post-er.

[Dr.Kamiya]

Do you remember which law office was on the notary stamp?
In theory you should be able to go to the law office that notarized the open deed of sale to request a certified true copy.
Aside from being a witness, providing a verifiable certified copy of those important documents is part of what you pay a notary for.

[dr. d]

sa dami nang notaries public...

it was an open deed of sale, po...,
but it may give you the contact address of the first legal owner.