TTOK
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The title documents under common law which were various warehouse receipts.
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I'll assume these are your run of the mill bill of sale.
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These were given to the DMV under the assumption that the purchaser was to use the car and that the use of the car fell under commerce.
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Under what authority (other than the buyer) does a dealer have the right to transfer a title document. You state in post 13 that the title is transferred prior to sale. How does that happen? What if the vehicle is not engaged in commerce, does the state send the title back?
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The The UCC then kicks in and give DMV to reissue certificate of title documents which document that the car is issued title under the UCC allowing for a made up document at:
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You stated that all commerce is federal jurisdiction, but the UCC doesn't apply to the feds, so how can the UCC now kick in and why would it need to?
It seems to me, in this scenario, you've got your bailor and bailee bassackwords.
As to your question in red. I'm not your antagonist, I'm just giving you a heads up.
gldskr