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Dear Client,
Once an FIR for a road accident is lodged at the police station, further FIR for the same cause of action shall not be entertained by the Police. In the hit-and-run case, police filed an FIR on both persons involved in a road accident. For claiming insurance, an FIR and the final report of the Police about a road accident in which a vehicle is involved are required by the Insurer to assess the merit of the claim. It is irrelevant who files an FIR about the said road accident. Once y

Dear Sir,
You may pay fine and come out of the criminal case. It is a petty case and they cannot be any repercussions on your future career.

Dear client,

Here are the steps you can take to pursue legal action against the parking owner and his son for the incident involving your car:

File a Police Complaint (FIR):
First, visit your local police station and file a First Information Report (FIR). Explain that your car was taken without permission and involved in an accident.
Include the following details in your FIR:
The make, model, and number of your car, along with its insurance status.
Your allegations against the parking owner an

Dear sir,
It seems you have to appear for evidence to be given in the Court which is called Trial Before the Court. Your advocate will be public prosecutor. You may either contact concerned police station or the concerned public prosecutor in the Court premises.

Dear Sir,
You can go for claiming compensation by filing another case called MVC. The present case was disposed as accused was ready for pleading guilty accordingly fine was imposed and the details are as follows:
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Case is Advanced. Accused is present. Sri. S.S.N advocate filed vakalath on behalf of accused and also filed application u/s 252 and submits that accused is voluntarily ready to pleaded guilty of the offence. Substance of accusatio

Dear client
In motor accident cases, you can file a case for compensation for which COURT will take it sometime and may pass an order depending on the case and the facts of the cases. For a small accident like this, what you have mentioned filing, a case will be a costly affair, and the outcome may not be so fruitful, so it is suggested that you take a calculate decision before you want to initiate a motor accident case.
As far as defamation is considered, it is suggested that you can send a le

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. Being an eyewitness of the accident, you will be called on by the police for recording your statement, once an FIR is lodged at the local police station. In m

Dear Client,
Getting a notice of a summons to appear before the National or State Lok Adalat for an offense under the MV Act, even if one has never been caught or penalized for any such offense, may be worrisome. Check if the notice is legitimate, contact the authority that delivered the notice to you, and gather any proof that you were not involved in any wrongdoing. Once again it is recommended to go for Lok Adalat so that you don’t have to pay any lawyer to plead your case and clear any con

Dear Client,
Vehicle insurance is mandatory for every vehicle plying on public roads. According to the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, a vehicle is legally allowed to be driven on public roads only if it is covered under car insurance with a minimum of third-party insurance coverage. With the sale of the vehicle, the insurance policy is not of any use to the previous owner of the vehicle. However, this vehicle insurance policy cannot be used to cover a sold vehicle as the policyholder is no longer the

Dear Client,
It may take longer if there are any issues in the claim process or document requirements. In that case, the insurance company will contact you for resolution and settle the claim at the earliest. Ensure that you have submitted all the required documents and Information to the Insurance company. According to The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI), Insurance companies are required to settle claim usually within 30 days after receiving all the necessary doc