Seized Complainant's Bike amd License along with  Accused Seized Complainant's Bike amd License along with Accused

5 years ago

Hello experts,
I mate with an accident today. One tempo truck hit me due brake failure as driver said . I am all right somehow manage to avoid bad impact. But one lady got serious injuries in that accident as tempo hit her and she is hospitalised. my bike handle is twisted and rear tale light section is broke. Police has taken my and tempo driver's license. And bike is at Police station. They are saying we can't give your license and Bike back till RTO verification. Next day I have filed FIR also as Police said that lady can't give statement. So is this a valid legal procedure? Or should i take my bike and license back?

GANESH SHARMA

Responded 5 years ago

A.Move an application of superdari to the concerned magistrate of your area
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Responded 5 years ago

A.sir,
Approach the jurisdictional JM through advocate and file petition for return of the property.
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