Utah § 73-18-7.4 - Canceled, suspended, or revoked registration or certificate of title to be returned.
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§ 73-18-7.4. Canceled, suspended, or revoked registration or certificate of title to be returned.
If the division or its authorized agent cancels, suspends, or revokes the registration or certificate of title of a motorboat, sailboat, or outboard motor, the owner shall immediately return the canceled, suspended, or revoked registration card, registration decal, or certificate of title to the division or authorized agent.
Enacted by Chapter 216, 1990 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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