California § 22851.6 - Lienholders who acquire a vehicle subject to Section 22851.2 shall satisfy their

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§ 22851.6. Lienholders who acquire a vehicle subject to Section 22851.2 shall satisfy their

(a) Lienholders who acquire a vehicle subject to Section 22851.2 shall satisfy their lien pursuant to Sections 22851.8 and 22851.10 if the vehicle has a value not exceeding five hundred dollars ($500), as determined pursuant to Section 22670. (b) All forms required by Sections 22851.8 and 22851.10 shall be prescribed by the Department of Motor Vehicles. The language used in the notices and declarations shall be simple and nontechnical.

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