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Dear Client,
In the hit-and-run case, police filed an FIR on both the persons involved in a road accident under Sec. 279 of IPC(now Section 281 of BNS) for rash and negligent driving and Section 337 of IPC (now Section 125 of BNS) for causing hurt to any person. Both offenses are cognizable and bailable offence and triable by a Magistrate. In motor accident cases both the owner and driver of the vehicles are liable to face prosecution proceedings initiated before the Motor Accident Claim Tribun

Dear Client,
In the hit-and-run case, police filed an FIR against both the persons involved in a road accident under Section. 279 of IPC(now Section 281 of BNS) for rash and negligent driving and Section 337 of IPC (now Section 125 of BNS) for causing hurt to any person. In motor accident cases both the owner and driver of the vehicles are liable to face prosecution proceedings initiated before the Motor Accident Claim Tribunal once an FIR is lodged in the police station in hit and run case and

Dear Sir,
You have a good idea to lessen the accidents. You may file public interest litigation petition (PIL) in the High Court through an Advocate having vast experience against the State Government and the transport department. Then Court may pass appropriate orders and consequently the rules will be followed strictly.

Dear Client,
In the hit-and-run case, police filed an FIR on both the persons involved in a road accident under Section 279 of IPC(now Section 281 of BNS) for rash and negligent driving and Section 337 of IPC (now Section 125 of BNS) for causing hurt to any person. Both offenses are cognizable and bailable offence and triable by a Magistrate. In motor accident cases both the owner and driver of the vehicle are liable to face prosecution proceedings initiated before the Motor Accident Claim Tri

Dear Client,
Section 304A of the IPC (Causing death by negligence), (now Section 106 of the BNS) applies when death is caused by a rash or negligent act, without the intent or knowledge that it would likely cause death, while BNS 105 (Culpable homicide not amounting to murder) covers cases where the act was done with either the intent or knowledge that it would cause death. The specific section shall be applied depending on the nature and circumstances of the act, as well as the intent or knowle

Dear Client,
Your query lacks information to respond to it properly. However, be informed that in the hit-and-run case, police filed an FIR on both the persons involved in a road accident under Sec. 279 of IPC(now Section 281 of BNS) for rash and negligent driving and Section 337 of IPC (now Section 125 of BNS) for causing hurt to any person. In motor accident cases both the owner and driver of the vehicles are liable to face prosecution proceedings initiated before the Motor Accident Claim Trib

Dear Client,
In motor accident cases both the owner and driver of the vehicles are liable to face prosecution proceedings initiated before the Motor Accident Claim Tribunal once an FIR is lodged in the police station in hit and run case and the legal heirs of the deceased victim and the injured persons apply to the Tribunal under Section 166 of the Motor Vehicle Act, 1988 within six months of the occurrence of the accident. If the vehicles of both parties are insured, then who proven guilty of t

Dear Client,
Of course, you will be held liable for the motor accident, because even if you sold the vehicle and unless the name of the registered owner is transferred in the name of the buyer, the registered vehicle owner is held liable for any incident or violation of traffic rules by the said vehicle. There is no way to escape from your liability once an FIR against the said road accident is registered at the police station. In the hit-and-run case, police filed an FIR on both the persons inv

Dear Client,
Your query lacks information. It is not clear when you sold your bike to a person who took a loan from the concerned lender, and why the lender asked you to write off the loan that you had not taken at all. However, be informed that as per the mandatory provisions of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 and M V Rules, 1989, once a vehicle is sold, the purchaser has to submit statutory forms(Form 29. Form 30) and other required documents along with transfer fees within 30 days to the concer

Dear Sir,
It is in dangerous situation because you are the RC Holder. Better to approach concerned RTO office and submit an application for tracing out the Car and then to declare it as scrap. In the meanwhile if necessary lodge a complaint with Police accordingly against such broker and the purchaser.