Motor Vehicle
Registration (Jersey) Law 1993[1]
A LAW with regard to the registration
of motor vehicles
Commencement
[see
endnotes]
PART 1
PRELIMINARY
1 Interpretation
(1) In this Law, unless the
context otherwise requires –
“Inspector” means the Inspector of Motor Traffic
appointed under Article 2 of the Motor Traffic (Jersey)
Law 1935;
“insurance write off” means a determination by an
insurer that the cost of repairing damage to a motor vehicle caused by a peril
insured against would exceed the value of the vehicle when repaired;
“invalid carriage” means a mechanically propelled
vehicle which –
(a) has
an unladen weight not exceeding 5 hundredweight;
(b) is
not capable of exceeding a speed of 8 miles per hour on the level under its own
power;
(c) is
specifically designed and constructed, and not merely adapted, for the use of a
person suffering from some physical defect or disability; and
(d) is
used solely by such a person;
“Minister”
means the Minister for Infrastructure;
“motor trader” has the meaning assigned to it in Article 8(1);
“motor vehicle” means any mechanically propelled vehicle
intended or adapted for use on roads;
“owner”, in relation to a motor vehicle which is the
subject of a hire purchase agreement, means the person in possession of the
motor vehicle under that agreement, and “owned” or “ownership”,
in the same relation, has a corresponding meaning;
“prescribed” means prescribed by Order made by the
Minister;
“register” means either –
(a) the
register of motor vehicles described in Article 3; or
(b) to
register under this Law;
“registered motor vehicle” means a motor vehicle which
has been, and at any material time continues to be, registered pursuant to Article 4;
“registration document” means a registration document
issued in respect of a motor vehicle under Part 2;
“registration mark” means a mark assigned to a motor
vehicle under this Law or under any Order under this Law;
“road” means any public road, any other road to which
the public has access, any of the roads on the Rue de Près Trading
Estate, any bridge over which a road passes, any public place and any sea
beach.[2]
(2) Unless the context
otherwise requires, where this Law refers to a change of ownership of a vehicle
it includes a reference to the change of ownership of a share in the vehicle.
PART 2
REGISTRATION
2 Application
Nothing in this Law shall operate to require the registration under
this Law of –
(a) any vehicle other than
a motor vehicle;
(b) any motor vehicle for
the time being the property of the Crown and used by the Lieutenant-Governor in
the performance of his or her official duties;
(ba) any motor vehicle that, for
the time being –
(i) is
used for the purposes of a home force, as defined by Article 3(1) of the Armed Forces (Offences and
Jurisdiction) (Jersey) Law 2017, and
(ii) indicates
that use as required by Article 2A;
(c) any invalid carriage;
or
(d) any vehicle which is
for the time being exempt from registration by virtue of the Motor Vehicles (International
Circulation) (Jersey) Regulations 1958.[3]
2A Indicator of use of
vehicle for naval, military or air force purposes[4]
(1) A motor vehicle
indicates its use, for the purpose of Article 2(ba)(ii), if –
(a) a
plate, disc or document (an “indicator”) is displayed in a conspicuous
place on or in the motor vehicle, so as to be clearly visible from outside the
motor vehicle;
(b) the Inspector
has, by notice under paragraph (3), approved the indicator, or a
description of indicators within which the indicator falls, for the purpose of
Article 2(ba)(ii); and
(c) the
indicator is used in accordance with any condition imposed by the Inspector
under paragraph (2).
(2) The Inspector may, by
notice under paragraph (3), impose any one or more of the following
conditions on the use of an indicator –
(a) a
condition that the indicator includes a mark identifying the particular
indicator;
(b) a
condition that a particular indicator is used only in relation to a particular
motor vehicle or by a particular person or home force, or that particular
descriptions of indicator are used only in relation to particular descriptions
of motor vehicle;
(c) a
condition that the indicator is not used in relation to a motor vehicle unless,
when the vehicle was brought to Jersey or on some other occasion specified in
the condition, the Inspector was notified of the intention to use it for the purposes
of a home force;
(d) any
other condition appearing to the Inspector likely to be useful in identifying
the motor vehicle or in verifying the use of the motor vehicle.
(3) The notice must be
given –
(a) in
writing or by electronic communication within the meaning of the Electronic Communications
(Jersey) Law 2000; and
(b) to a
member of a home force who has been nominated by that force for the purpose of
enabling that force to bring the approval or condition to the attention of any
person, or of any other of the home forces, who might reasonably be expected to
seek to rely on Article 2(ba).
(4) The Minister may by
Order, after consulting any member of a home force appearing appropriate to the
Minister, amend paragraphs (1) and (2) to add, substitute or remove any
requirement as to the indication of the use of a motor vehicle.
(5) In this Article “home
force” has the meaning given by Article 3(1) of the Armed Forces (Offences and
Jurisdiction) (Jersey) Law 2017.
3 The register
(1) The Inspector shall
cause to be compiled and maintained a register of motor vehicles containing in
respect of each motor vehicle registered under this Law such particulars as
shall be prescribed.
(2) The register may be
compiled or maintained by recording particulars –
(a) in
written form;
(b) by
mechanical, electronic or other means by which those particulars will remain
stored and capable of reproduction in written form; or
(c) by
a combination of those methods.
4 Registration of motor vehicles
(1) Upon the receipt by the
Inspector of –
(a) an
application in the prescribed form made by the owner of a motor vehicle for its
registration containing such particulars in respect of the motor vehicle as
shall be prescribed;
(b) evidence
in the prescribed form of insurance being in force in respect of third-party
risks in relation to the use of the vehicle by the owner; and
(c) the
prescribed fee,
and upon the Inspector being satisfied that –
(d) the
particulars of the vehicle stated in the application are correctly stated;
(e) the
vehicle complies with the prescribed requirements for registration; and
(f) the
vehicle is in Jersey,
the Inspector shall –
(g) register
the vehicle, assign or cause to be assigned to the vehicle a registration mark
and enter in the register such particulars in respect of the vehicle as shall
be prescribed; and
(h) issue
to the owner a registration document in the prescribed form in respect of the
vehicle.
(2) In the case of a motor
vehicle registered under the Motor Vehicle Duty (Jersey) Law 1957 and in
existence immediately before the coming into force of this Article –
(a) the
registration of the vehicle; or
(b) the
assignment to the vehicle of a registration mark,
under that Law shall be deemed to be a registration or assignment
effected under this Law and the registration book last issued under that Law in
respect of the vehicle shall be deemed to be a registration document issued
under this Law.
(3) [5]
5 Entries in the register subsequent to registration
(1) Within the prescribed
period and in the prescribed manner the owner of a registered motor vehicle
shall notify the Inspector of –
(a) an
alteration of the vehicle or its use rendering incorrect any of the particulars
contained in the registration document last issued in respect of the vehicle;
(b) a
change of the address or name of the owner from that contained in the
registration document last issued in respect of the vehicle; or
(c) the
permanent removal from Jersey, breaking up or destruction of the vehicle.[6]
(2) After a change of
ownership of a registered motor vehicle, the previous owner and the new owner
of the vehicle shall each within the prescribed period and in the prescribed
manner notify the Inspector of the change of ownership.
(3) Where a registered
motor vehicle is the subject of an insurance write off the insurer shall,
within the prescribed period and in the prescribed manner, notify the Inspector
of that fact.[7]
(4) Upon the receipt by the
Inspector of –
(a) notification
pursuant to paragraph (1), (2) or (3); or
(b) other
evidence satisfactory to the Inspector of a matter notifiable under paragraph (1),
(2) or (3),
the Inspector may enter the relevant particulars in the register.[8]
(5) Where the Inspector
makes an entry in the register pursuant to paragraph (4) in respect
of –
(a) an
alteration of a registered motor vehicle or its use or a change of address or
name of the owner of a registered motor vehicle, the Inspector shall issue to
the owner a registration document in respect of the vehicle recording the
alteration or change;
(b) the
permanent removal from Jersey, breaking up or destruction of a registered motor
vehicle, the Inspector shall cancel the registration of the vehicle and make an
entry to that effect on the register;
(c) a
change of ownership of a registered motor vehicle, the Inspector shall issue to
the new owner a registration document in respect of the vehicle recording the
new owner as owner of the vehicle.
(d) an
insurance write off of a registered motor vehicle, and the Inspector has not at
that time received notification of the breaking up or destruction of the
vehicle, the Inspector shall issue to the owner a registration document in
respect of the vehicle recording the insurance write off.[9]
(6) In any case to which paragraph (5)
applies, the Inspector shall cancel any registration document previously issued
which is delivered to him or her and may at his or her discretion destroy it.
5A Assignment
of registration marks[10]
(1) This Article applies to
the assignment of a registration mark under Article 4 or under any other
provision of or under this Law.
(2) The Inspector shall
ensure –
(a) that
when an assignment takes effect, the registration mark assigned is different
from any registration mark for the time being assigned to any other registered
motor vehicle; and
(b) that
when a withdrawal of a registration mark from a vehicle takes effect, either
another mark is assigned to that vehicle or the vehicle is no longer
registered.
(3) Subject to paragraph (2)
and any provision of an Order under Article 7, the fact that a
registration mark has previously been assigned to or withdrawn from a vehicle
does not prevent the Inspector from assigning that mark to, or withdrawing it
from, that vehicle or any other vehicle.
(4) The Inspector shall
determine the registration mark to be assigned to a motor vehicle –
(a) in
accordance with any scheme published by the Minister; or
(b) if no
such scheme is published, as the Inspector sees fit.
(5) Paragraph (4) does
not apply to the extent that an Order under Article 7 makes other
provision (whether in relation to the composition of the mark, or to any right
of a person to assignment of a particular mark, or otherwise).
6 Display of registration marks
(1) The registration mark
assigned to a motor vehicle in accordance with this Law shall be fixed on the
vehicle, or on any other vehicle drawn by that vehicle, or on both, in the
prescribed manner.
(2) Except as provided in paragraph (1),
no person shall fix a registration mark assigned to a motor vehicle in
accordance with this Law on any other vehicle, and if he or she does so he or
she shall be liable to imprisonment for a term of 6 months and to a fine
of level 3 on the standard scale.[11]
(3) Where the registration
mark assigned to a motor vehicle in accordance with this Law is displayed on
the vehicle in a manner other than the prescribed manner, the Inspector may, by
letter posted to the person recorded in the register as the owner of the
vehicle at the most recent address notified by him or her to the Inspector,
serve notice on that person of his or her intention to withdraw the
registration mark unless within a period of 14 days after the posting of the
letter the vehicle is produced to the Inspector with the registration mark
displayed on the vehicle in the prescribed manner; and if the requirements of
the notice are not complied with the Inspector may withdraw the registration
mark and assign another registration mark in its place, such withdrawal and
assignment to take effect on a day specified by the Inspector and notified by
him or her to that person in the same manner as the notice previously served.
7 Orders in relation to registration
The Minister may by Order make provision with respect to the
registration of motor vehicles and, in particular, but without prejudice to the
generality of the foregoing –
(a) records to be compiled
and maintained by the Inspector in respect of the registration of motor
vehicles and in respect of the assignment of registration marks;
(b) eligibility of motor
vehicles for registration;
(ba) assignment and withdrawal of
registration marks, including the grant (whether for payment, as part of an
arrangement of exchange, or otherwise) of rights to assignment of particular
marks (“mark-rights”), and the issue of documents certifying such
rights (“mark-right documents”);
(c) forms of application
for registration of motor vehicles, for assignment of registration marks and
for grant of mark-rights, including requirements for particulars to be
furnished in connection with the vehicles involved and for evidence to be
furnished of insurance being in force in respect of third-party risks in
relation to their use;
(d) fees payable on
applications for the registration of motor vehicles, for assignment of
registration marks and for grant of mark-rights, including repayment of such
fees;
(e) payments for grant of
mark-rights (whether by private agreement, tender, auction or otherwise);
(f) notification to
the Inspector within a prescribed period and in a prescribed manner
of –
(i) any
alteration to a registered motor vehicle or to its use,
(ii) any
change of address or name of the owner of a registered motor vehicle,
(iii) any
change of ownership of a registered motor vehicle,
(iv) the
permanent removal from Jersey, breaking up or destruction of a registered motor
vehicle,
(v) an
insurance write off of a registered motor vehicle;
(g) inspection of motor
vehicles to establish eligibility for registration or for assignment of a
registration mark, or to verify particulars stated in any application,
notification or registration document and production of motor vehicles for
inspection;
(h) verification of
particulars entered in the register and the monitoring of their continuing
accuracy;
(i) amendment of the
register by the correction of incorrect particulars, completion of incomplete
particulars and insertion of particulars which have been omitted, or to
record changes in assignment of registration marks;
(j) forms of
registration documents and of mark-right documents, particulars to be entered
on such documents, issue and surrender of such documents and correction or
replacement of such documents that are incorrect or incomplete;
(k) issue of documents in
replacement of registration or mark-right documents, if those documents are
lost, stolen, destroyed, damaged or become illegible, and fees to be paid on
issue of replacement documents;
(l) production to and
inspection by prescribed persons of registration documents, and surrender of
mark-right documents;
(m) making any particulars
contained in the register available in prescribed circumstances for use by
prescribed persons;
(n) size, shape and
character of the registration marks to be fixed on any vehicle, and the manner
in which those marks are to be displayed and rendered distinguishable, whether
by night or by day; and
(o) delegation (whether by
the Order itself, by the Minister or Inspector or otherwise) of any function of
the Inspector under this Law or the Order to any other person, or for
authorization of any other person to act on behalf of the Inspector, including
arrangements for payment of that person (including by that person keeping
amounts paid by persons for grant of mark-rights);
(p) refusal or delay of
grant of mark-rights, or of assignment of registration marks, or of performance
of other functions of the Inspector, and reviews or appeals in relation to such
refusal or delay or to withdrawal of registration marks.[12]
PART 3
TRADE LICENCES
8 Issue and renewal of trade licences
(1) In this Law, the
expression “motor trader” means a dealer in, or a manufacturer or
repairer of, motor vehicles.
(2) On application in the
prescribed form for a trade licence by a motor trader, the Inspector may, on
payment of the prescribed fee, issue a trade licence to the motor trader.[13]
(2A) If the Inspector issues a trade
licence under paragraph (2), the Inspector shall –
(a) assign
a trade licence mark to the motor trader;
(b) require
the motor trader to obtain trade licence plates bearing that trade licence
mark; and
(c) deliver
to the motor trader a receipt in respect of the fee paid.[14]
(3) The trade licence
plates so obtained may be fixed to any motor vehicle which is –
(a) owned
in the course of his or her business as a motor trader by the person holding
the trade licence; and
(b) not
a registered motor vehicle.[15]
(4) A person shall not by
virtue of holding a trade licence –
(a) use
more than one vehicle at any one time, except in the case of a vehicle drawing
a trailer and used for a prescribed purpose; or
(b) use
any vehicle for any purpose other than such purposes as shall be prescribed.
(5) A trade licence shall
remain in force until the end of the calendar year in which it is issued and
shall be subject to renewal as provided in paragraph (6).
(6) Upon the receipt by the
Inspector of an application in the prescribed form made by a person to whom a
trade licence has been issued and who is a motor trader for the renewal of the
licence, the Inspector may, on payment of the prescribed fee, renew his or her
licence and his or her entitlement to the use of the trade licence plates
bearing the trade licence mark previously assigned to him or her for a further
calendar year and issue to him or her a receipt for the fee paid.
(7) Nothing in this Article
shall prevent a person entitled to obtain a trade licence from holding 2 or
more such licences and trade licence marks and the trade licence plates obtained
in respect of each of those licences.[16]
(8) Any person aggrieved by
the refusal of the Inspector to issue or renew a trade licence may appeal to
the Minister and the Minister shall, on any such appeal, give such directions
in the matter as he or she thinks just, and the Inspector shall comply with
such directions.
9 Display of trade licence plates
Where a person uses or keeps a motor vehicle on a road by virtue of
holding a trade licence, the trade licence plates in respect of the trade
licence shall be fixed on the vehicle in the prescribed manner.[17]
10 Orders in relation to trade licences
The Minister may by Order make provision with respect to trade
licences and, in particular, but without prejudice to the generality of the
foregoing –
(a) records to be compiled
and maintained by the Inspector in respect of trade licences;
(b) the purposes for which
and by whom a vehicle may be used by virtue of the holding of a trade licence;
(c) forms of application
for the issue and renewal of trade licences and the manner in which
applications are to be made for issue and renewal;
(d) fees payable on
applications for the issue and renewal of trade licences, and forms of receipts
for fees so paid;
(e) issue and form of trade
licences;
(f) assignment of
trade licence marks;
(g) size, shape and
characteristics of trade licence marks and trade licence plates;
(h) the manner in which
trade licence plates are to be fixed on any vehicle and the manner in which
they are to be displayed and rendered distinguishable, whether by day or by
night;
(i) display on trade
licence plates of –
(i) receipts
for fees paid on the issue or renewal of trade licences, and
(ii) insurance
discs issued under the Motor Traffic (Third-Party
Insurance) (Jersey) Law 1948;
(j) notification to
the Inspector of any change of address of the holder of a trade licence;
(k) issue of trade licences
in replacement of licences which may be lost, stolen, destroyed, damaged or
become illegible, and fees to be paid on the issue of a replacement licence;
(l) production to and
inspection by prescribed persons of trade licences and trade licence plates;
and
(m) making information as to
trade licences and trade licence plates available in prescribed circumstances
for use by prescribed persons.[18]
PART 4
OFFENCES AND PENALTIES
11 False or misleading declarations, etc., and failure to make
notifications or furnish particulars
(1) Any person
who –
(a) in
applying for registration of a motor vehicle under Article 4, or for the grant of a mark-right under an Order under Article 7,
or for the assignment of a registration mark under such an Order;
(b) being
required by virtue of Article 5 to notify the Inspector of the alteration,
change of use, removal from Jersey, breaking up or destruction, insurance write
off or change of ownership of a registered motor vehicle or the change of
address or name of the owner of a registered motor vehicle; or
(c) in
applying for the issue or renewal of a trade licence under Article 8,
makes a declaration or notification or furnishes particulars which
to his or her knowledge is or are false or in any material respect misleading
shall be liable to a fine not exceeding level 2 on the standard scale or
to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 6 months.[19]
(2) Any person required by
virtue of Article 5 to notify the Inspector of the alteration, change of
use, removal from Jersey, breaking up or destruction, insurance write off or
change of ownership of a registered motor vehicle or the change of address or
name of the owner of a registered motor vehicle who fails to make such
notification within the prescribed period and in the prescribed manner shall be
liable to a fine not exceeding level 2 on the standard scale.[20]
12 Using vehicles without registration or trade licences or obscuring
or not fixing registration marks or trade licence marks
(1) Subject to paragraph (2),
no person shall use or keep on a road a motor vehicle which is not
either –
(a) a
registered motor vehicle;
(b) exempt
from registration by virtue of Article 2; or
(c) used
or kept on the road by virtue of a trade licence issued under Article 8.
(2) It shall be a defence
for a person charged under paragraph (1) to prove that the vehicle was
being driven on a road either –
(a) for
the purpose of taking it for registration under Article 4; or
(b) directly
from the point at which the vehicle had entered Jersey to the place at which it
was to be kept or kept until it was taken to be so registered.
(3) A person guilty of an
offence under paragraph (1) shall be liable to a fine not exceeding
level 3 on the standard scale or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 6
months.[21]
(4) If a person who holds a
trade licence issued in accordance with Article 8 and in the purported
exercise of such licence –
(a) uses
or keeps on a road or roads at any one time more than one vehicle or more than
one vehicle drawing a trailer; or
(b) uses
a vehicle on a road for any purpose other than a purpose prescribed in
connection with the trade licence,
he or she shall be liable to a fine not exceeding level 3 on
the standard scale or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 6 months.[22]
(5) In any proceedings
under paragraph (4), if any question arises –
(a) as
to the number of vehicles used or kept; or
(b) as
to the purpose for which any vehicle has been used,
the burden of proof in respect of the matter in question shall lie
on the defendant.
(6) If any registration
mark or trade licence plate to be fixed on a vehicle in accordance with Article 6
or 9 is not so fixed, a person using or keeping the vehicle on a road shall be
liable to a fine not exceeding level 2 on the standard scale.[23]
(7) Subject to paragraph (8),
if –
(a) any
registration mark; or
(b) any
trade licence mark borne on a trade licence plate,
fixed on a vehicle in accordance with Article 6 or 9 is in any
way obscured or rendered or allowed to become not easily distinguishable, a person
using or keeping the vehicle on a road shall be liable to a fine not exceeding
level 2 on the standard scale.[24]
(8) It shall be a defence
for a person charged under paragraph (7) to prove that he or she took all
steps reasonably practicable to prevent the mark being obscured or rendered not
easily distinguishable.
(9) Where it is alleged
that a vehicle has been used or kept on a road in contravention of any of the
foregoing provisions of this Article –
(a) the
owner of the vehicle shall give such information as he or she may be required
by or on behalf of –
(i) the Inspector, or
(ii) a
police officer,
to give as to the
identity of any person using or keeping the vehicle and, if the owner fails to
do so, he or she shall be guilty of an offence, unless he or she shows to the
satisfaction of the court that he or she did not know and could not with
reasonable diligence have ascertained who was using or keeping the vehicle; and
(b) any
other person shall, if required as aforesaid, give any information which it is
in his or her power to give and which may lead to the identification of the person
using or keeping the vehicle and, if he or she fails to do so, he or she shall
be guilty of an offence.[25]
(10) A person guilty of an offence
under paragraph (9)(a) or (b) shall be liable to a fine not exceeding
level 2 on the standard scale.[26]
13 Forgery and offences involving fraud
If any person forges, or fraudulently alters or uses, or
fraudulently lends to or allows to be used by any other person –
(a) any registration mark
or trade licence plate to be fixed on a motor vehicle in accordance with Article 6
or 9; or
(b) any registration
document, mark-right document (under an Order under Article 7), trade
licence or receipt for a fee paid on the issue or renewal of a trade licence,
he or she shall be liable to a fine not exceeding level 3 on
the standard scale or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 6 months.[27]
14 Power to inflict
and levy fines summarily[28]
(1) If a person who is
charged with any offence under this Law specified in Schedule 1 accepts
the decision of a Centenier having jurisdiction in the matter, that Centenier
may inflict and levy summarily a fine up to an amount not exceeding that
specified in Schedule 1 in respect of that offence.[29]
(2) If a fine is levied by
a Centenier under this Article –
(a) he or
she shall give a receipt for it; and
(b) he or
she shall as soon as practicable inform the Chief Officer of the States of
Jersey Police Force of the matter, giving such details as the Chief Officer may
request.[30]
(3) The States may by
Regulations amend Schedule 1 by adding or deleting any offence specified
in this Law.
PART 5
MISCELLANEOUS
15 Addresses
(1) A person
who –
(a) pursuant
to Article 4, applies to the Inspector for the registration of a motor
vehicle;
(b) pursuant
to Article 5 –
(i) being the owner
of a registered motor vehicle, notifies the Inspector of a change of address,
or
(ii) being
the new owner of a registered motor vehicle, notifies the Inspector of a change
of ownership of the vehicle;
(c) pursuant
to Article 8, applies to the Inspector for a trade licence or renewal of a
trade licence; or
(d) being
the holder of a trade licence, notifies the Inspector of a change of address,
shall in the application or the document by means of which
notification is given state as his or her address an address in Jersey.
(2) The address to be
stated pursuant to paragraph (1) shall –
(a) in
the case of a person applying for a trade licence or renewal of a trade licence
or who holds a trade licence, be the address of his or her principal place of
business as a motor trader in Jersey;
(b) in
any other case, where the person is –
(i) an individual, be
the address of his or her place of residence or, if he or she does not reside
in Jersey, an address through which he or she may most readily be contacted, or
(ii) a
body corporate, be the address of its principal place of business in Jersey or
its registered office.
16 Orders
(1) The Minister may by Order
make provision for the purpose of carrying this Law into effect and in
particular, but without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing, for
prescribing any matter which may or is to be prescribed under this Law.
(2) If a person contravenes
or fails to comply with any Order made under this Law, and that contravention
or failure is not by virtue of any other provision of this Law an offence, he
or she shall be guilty of an offence under this paragraph and liable to a fine
not exceeding level 2 on the standard scale.[31]
(3) [32]
17 Non-liability
(1) The entry in the
register or the inclusion in a registration document of any information
relating to a motor vehicle or its owner or the ownership of a motor vehicle
shall not constitute, or be deemed to constitute, a representation or warranty
(garantie) on the part of the States, the
Minister, the Inspector or any person acting on behalf of the Minister or the
Inspector as to the truth, accuracy or completeness of the information.
(2) Neither the States nor
the Minister nor the Inspector nor any person acting on behalf of the Minister
or the Inspector shall be liable in damages for or in respect of any act or
matter done or omitted to be done in good faith in the exercise or supposed
exercise of the duties imposed or powers conferred by this Law or any Order
made in pursuance of this Law.
18 Citation
This Law may be cited as the Motor Vehicle Registration (Jersey)
Law 1993.