District of Columbia Statutes
§ 50-1203 — Entry of lien — Priority.
District of Columbia § 50-1203
JurisdictionDistrict of Columbia
Title 50Motor and Non-Motor Vehicles and Traffic.
Ch. 12Liens on Motor Vehicles or Trailers.
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D.C. Code § 50-1203 (2026).
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In the absence of agreement of all parties affected and in the absence of circumstances estopping a lienholder from insisting upon such rights, lien shall be entered on the certificate by the Recorder and shall have priority among themselves in the following order:
(1)If the motor vehicle or trailer has been previously titled or registered in this or some other jurisdiction, unsatisfied liens shown by the previous certificate, title, registry, or proof of ownership shall be entered in the order in which they appear on such previous certificate, title, registry, or proof of ownership.
(2)Liens for which instruments are presented with the application for the certificate.
(3)Liens, where the instruments are presented for recording, together with the certificate, irrespective of the fact
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Related
McCarthy v. BMW Bank of North America (In Re Dorton)
327 B.R. 14 (District of Columbia, 2005)
Legislative History
July 2, 1940, 54 Stat. 737, ch. 527, § 3
Nearby Sections
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§ 50-1001
Adopted.§ 50-1002
Annual report; rules.§ 50-101
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Penalty.§ 50-105
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Definitions.§ 50-110.03
Operation of a personal delivery device.§ 50-110.04
Reporting requirements.§ 50-110.05
Enforcement.§ 50-110.06
Transition.§ 50-110.07
Rules.§ 50-1101
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