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Faridatu Seidu••303 words · 2 min read Owners of vehicles flagged in a recent clone-detection exercise now have a new pathway to address their vehicle's status and outstanding payments.
The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) and Customs Division have introduced a new arrangement for owners of vehicles suspected to be
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