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New Delhi.
(05 September 2019).
Senior Advocate Vinay Kumar Garg and Advocate Rohit Srivastava of the Supreme Court said that Rule 139 of the Central Motor Vehicle Rules has provided that the driver will be given 15 days to present the documents. The traffic police cannot immediately deduct his challan.
Traffic police cannot cut challan immediately if DL-RC is not shown, this is the law
Since the new Motor Vehicle Act came into force, there have been reports of rapid challaning of vehicle registration certificate (RC), insurance certificate, pollution under control certificate, driving license and permit certificate not showing immediately. However, according to the Central Motor Vehicle Rules, if you do not immediately show the Registration Certificate (RC), Insurance Certificate, Pollution Under Control Certificate, Driving License (DL) and Permit Certificate on demand to the Traffic Police, it is not a crime.
Senior Advocate Vinay Kumar Garg and Advocate Rohit Srivastava of the Supreme Court said that Rule 139 of the Central Motor Vehicle Rules has provided that the driver will be given 15 days to present the documents. The traffic police cannot immediately deduct his challan. This means that if the driver claims to show these documents within 15 days, then traffic police or RTO officials will not deduct the challan of the vehicle. After this, the driver has to show these documents to the traffic police or officer concerned within 15 days.
Advocate Srivastava also said that under Section 158 of the Motor Vehicle Act 2019, the time for getting an accident or showing these documents in special cases is 7 days. Apart from this, Law Professor Dr Rajesh Dubey, a traffic law expert, says that if the traffic police deducts the challan for not showing the RC, DL, Insurance Certificate, Pollution Under Control Certificate, Driving License and Permit Certificate, then the driver has it in the court There is an option to dismiss.
Senior Advocate Garg says that if the traffic police illegally deducts the challan, it does not mean that the driver will have to fill the challan. The challan of the traffic police is not a court order. This can be challenged in court. If the court feels that the driver has all the documents and he is not given 15 days time to present these documents, then he can waive the fine.
Advocate Rohit Srivastava said that it is important to have a witness sign in the challan. During the summit trial of the case in court, the traffic police has to present witness. If the police is unable to present the witness, the court may waive the challan. He said that in most cases the police is unable to present the witness and the driver gets the benefit of it.
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New Delhi.
(05 September 2019).
Senior Advocate Vinay Kumar Garg and Advocate Rohit Srivastava of the Supreme Court said that Rule 139 of the Central Motor Vehicle Rules has provided that the driver will be given 15 days to present the documents. The traffic police cannot immediately deduct his challan.
Traffic police cannot cut challan immediately if DL-RC is not shown, this is the law
Since the new Motor Vehicle Act came into force, there have been reports of rapid challaning of vehicle registration certificate (RC), insurance certificate, pollution under control certificate, driving license and permit certificate not showing immediately. However, according to the Central Motor Vehicle Rules, if you do not immediately show the Registration Certificate (RC), Insurance Certificate, Pollution Under Control Certificate, Driving License (DL) and Permit Certificate on demand to the Traffic Police, it is not a crime.
Senior Advocate Vinay Kumar Garg and Advocate Rohit Srivastava of the Supreme Court said that Rule 139 of the Central Motor Vehicle Rules has provided that the driver will be given 15 days to present the documents. The traffic police cannot immediately deduct his challan. This means that if the driver claims to show these documents within 15 days, then traffic police or RTO officials will not deduct the challan of the vehicle. After this, the driver has to show these documents to the traffic police or officer concerned within 15 days.
Advocate Srivastava also said that under Section 158 of the Motor Vehicle Act 2019, the time for getting an accident or showing these documents in special cases is 7 days. Apart from this, Law Professor Dr Rajesh Dubey, a traffic law expert, says that if the traffic police deducts the challan for not showing the RC, DL, Insurance Certificate, Pollution Under Control Certificate, Driving License and Permit Certificate, then the driver has it in the court There is an option to dismiss.
Senior Advocate Garg says that if the traffic police illegally deducts the challan, it does not mean that the driver will have to fill the challan. The challan of the traffic police is not a court order. This can be challenged in court. If the court feels that the driver has all the documents and he is not given 15 days time to present these documents, then he can waive the fine.
Advocate Rohit Srivastava said that it is important to have a witness sign in the challan. During the summit trial of the case in court, the traffic police has to present witness. If the police is unable to present the witness, the court may waive the challan. He said that in most cases the police is unable to present the witness and the driver gets the benefit of it.
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