You are required to inform the buyer of all known defects that could pose as a threat. So I'd say yes.
No! It is not illegal if A Certified Garage will gives you the reason for the change like 'Motor changed' or if your original 'cluster' was not functional.It is illegal if you sell your vehicle under the misimpression that the vehicle had done less mileage because of the replaced head and the seller does not inform the buyer of this change. A better way to deal with this situation is to get a written and signed by the buyer statement before parting with the vehicle!!
it is only illegal if the company doesn't tell the buyer that it has been used.
No it is not illegal. It is recommended that you inspect a car before you buy.
No, as long as the air bags have been replaced the dealer is under no obligation to inform the buyer they were replaced. However if they were not replaced then it is illegal for the dealer to sell the vehicle. A carafe report will tell you if the SRS was deployed.
Cars are only required to meet emissions standards as of the date of production. If it was produced before emissions were installed in vehicles, then the car is legal. I would inform any potential buyer of this fact, just to be safe and honest.
Yes you can. It's up you if you'll gonna sell it to someone else and after it was successfully sold your car, you should return the money to the other buyer of your car who has a lean on your car.
Yes.
Only if you work for CIBC
No but it will need to be disclosed and the buyer or seller will need to pay those back taxes before the title can be fully transfered to the buyer.
You don't. Selling your right to vote is illegal and can land both the seller and the buyer in jail.
Collateral meaning there is a lien or chattel against the object, then the answer is yes IF YOU DONT INFORM THE BUYER, and get approval from the lien-holder.
No, but you must tell the buyer about the condition and not try to hide them, in which case it could be considered fraud.