Build your Motorcycle (Boda) Sale Agreement
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Who is selling and who is buying.
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MOTORCYCLE (BODA) SALE AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT is made on [date] at [place]
BETWEEN [seller name], ID/Passport No. [seller ID], of [seller address], telephone [seller phone] (the "Seller")
AND [buyer name], ID/Passport No. [buyer ID], of [buyer address], telephone [buyer phone] (the "Buyer").
1. The vehicle
The Seller agrees to sell and the Buyer agrees to buy the following motor vehicle: [year] [make] [model], registration number [registration], chassis/VIN number [chassis no.].
2. Price and payment
The agreed purchase price is [price].
Payment shall be made by [payment method].
3. Ownership and warranty
The Seller confirms that the vehicle is the Seller's own property, is free from any loan, charge, lien or other encumbrance, and that the Seller has full authority to sell it.
The Seller shall sign all documents required to transfer ownership to the Buyer through the NTSA transport integrated management system on or before [logbook transfer date].
4. Condition
The vehicle is sold in the following condition: [condition description].
The Buyer confirms having inspected the vehicle, or having had the opportunity to inspect it, and accepts it in its current condition.
5. Handover and risk
The vehicle shall be handed over to the Buyer on [handover date] at [handover place].
Risk in the vehicle, including responsibility for insurance, parking, traffic offences and fines, passes to the Buyer on handover.
Entire agreement
This document contains the entire agreement between the parties on this matter and replaces any earlier spoken or written understanding.
Signed at [place] on [date].
Seller
[seller name]
ID No. [seller ID]
Signature: ______________________
Date: ______________________
Buyer
[buyer name]
ID No. [buyer ID]
Signature: ______________________
Date: ______________________
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