When two persons have and or on the names registration a vehicle who owns vehicle?

If two persons have "and" on the names registration of a vehicle, it means that they are joint owners of the vehicle. Both persons have equal rights, responsibilities, and liabilities with respect to the vehicle. They both must agree to any decisions regarding the vehicle, such as selling it, transferring ownership, or making major repairs.

If two persons have "or" on the names registration of a vehicle, it means that either person can act as the sole owner of the vehicle. They do not need to agree on any decisions regarding the vehicle, and either person can sell it, transfer ownership, or make major repairs without the consent of the other person.

It is important to note that the ownership of a vehicle is determined by the registration, not by the title. The title only shows who has legal possession of the vehicle, but it does not necessarily indicate ownership.