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buying a car in Chile (Papierkram)

Stefan_G, Montag, 14. März 2016, 11:38 (vor 2962 Tagen)

Hey travelers!

I would really appreciate if someone could bring some light into this matter:

I am about to buy a camper in Santiago de Chile. The current owners have been travelling with the car for a year, without ever owning it. They used a „Poder de Notaria“ from the owner of the car. The car is registered in Mexico. The owner now lives in Argentina and agreed to come to Santiago to issue a new „Poder de Notaria“ for me. (The car is registered in Mexico. Will be sold with a Power of Attorney (Poder de Notaria) and a compra-venta.)  As it seems to me, I shall thus be fine going back and forth in South America – am I right? However, the original owner will presumably not want to come back every year the car is passed on. So this is where I will be stuck I suppose. Will I be able to pass on the car after my trip is done with? What legal terms do I need to be aware of? As I said, I really appreciate all the information I can get,

cheers,
Stefan

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buying a car in Chile

IVECO Tony @, Wherever., Montag, 14. März 2016, 21:05 (vor 2962 Tagen) @ Stefan_G

Just one small point. Stories around, and even documentary evidence produced, that Peru may not accept Poders from some countries unless they are authenticated by the Peruvian embassy in the country of issue. Maybe a furphy but it has been raised before - on HUBB I think..

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