YES BUT THE REGISTER FOR BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES UNLIKE THE K.C. DOES NOT CLAIM AS ITS MAIN PLANK THE HEALTH AND WELLBEING OF THE HUMAN RACE AS ITS NUMBER ONE PRIORITY, WHICH THE K.C. DOES CLAIM IN REGARDS DOGS ON A VERY REGULAR BASIS IN THERE VARIOUS RESPONSES/RELEASES/REPLIES
STAN BERRY (MEMBER 20632)

lets hope if they have retained ones , they drop soon  for all the dogs sakes  !! sorry dont wish to offend but cant put it any other way!!

> and has just sold a litter unregistered

So this is not a case of the KC registering a litter from parents that should have been scored but are not. 
Have you reported what you know?

she hasnt reg the litter with the kc because there was a dispute over endorsements , she had them lifted but couldnt reg pups cos she didnt have the stud dogs details . owner refused to give them ? but when endorsements  lifted kc queried that no health checks were on file for the bitch and could she plse forward them on  (which as i said before she hadnt got them  cos none had been done ( i have actually seen the letter from the kc )  , then she applied to the abs and had membership granted  , i agree they dont have crystal balls but  they must be able to cross reference when a breeder applies  and be able to check any correspondence , it is not the only breed she has and none of her other breed have been scored but she has produced 5 litters (all of which have been kc reg) ok before she applied,
they must be able to check these things before  granting abs membership or are they saying  its ok if you follow the recommeded health checks now  and forget what has gone before

p.s
yes i have sent email the the kc regarding this

> they must be able to check these things before granting abs membership

You don't need to do the health checks before you join the scheme only before you register a litter and the fact that they queried it when asked to lift the endorsements suggests to me that they are checking up on things. 

>its ok if you follow the recommeded health checks now  and forget what has gone before

I would say so yes.  The point of the scheme is to raise breeders standards.