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- Codified Laws | South Dakota Legislature
Explore the codified laws of South Dakota Legislature, providing legal information and statutes for various topics and cases
- Treasurer | Brown County
The county treasurer’s offices statewide are responsible for transactions to license and title motor vehicle and to help with the recording and cancelling of liens
- SDLRC - Codified Law 32 - MOTOR VEHICLES
01 State Administration Of Motor Vehicles 02 Division Of Highway Patrol 03 Title Registration, Liens And Transfers 03A Title, Registration And Taxation Of Boats 04 Theft And Misappropriation Of Vehicles 05 Annual Registration And License Plates
- Codified Law 32 | South Dakota Legislature
32-3-75 Title issued to auction agency--Notice of right to reclaim 32-3-76 Reclamation of vehicle by owner or lienholder--Notice of intent to reclaim--Vesting of title to abandoned vehicle in auction agency--Sale of vehicle--Distribution of proceeds 32-3-77 Issuance of title to insurer unable to obtain title after payment of total loss
- SD 43-30-A - STATE BAR OF SOUTH DAKOTA 2002 TITLE STANDARDS
The ideal way to achieve this goal is through a standing Title Standards Committee charged with an on-going review of statutory and case law whose members are familiar with the dynamics of practice, enabling them to draft and revise Standards as necessary
- Codified Law 32-3-51. 21 | South Dakota Legislature
If an insurer or self insurer declares a vehicle to be a total loss but does not acquire ownership of the vehicle, the owner shall obtain a salvage title for the vehicle
- Noem signs bill establishing nonresident vehicle title fee into law
Gov Kristi Noem signs a bill increasing the fee nonresidents pay to register their vehicles in South Dakota SB 112 requires anyone who titles a car, off-road vehicle or boat but doesn’t have a South Dakota driver’s license to pay a $100 surcharge Half that fee will go to counties, the other half goes to state government
- Codified Law 21-41 | South Dakota Legislature
A person or entity is liable for costs, disbursements, and reasonable attorney's fees if the party seeking to quiet title is successful, and at least twenty days before bringing suit, the party seeking to quiet title:
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