I am transferred to visakhapatnam from Punjab due to bank job in 2022. I bought a car in August 2023 from VISAKAHPATNAM and financed here from my own bank but due to my interest statement transfers i ...
Dear Client,
As per the mandatory provisions of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 and M V Rules, 1989, once a new vehicle is sold and a tax invoice is raised in a state, that vehicle is required to be registered with the Registering Authority/RTO under whose jurisdiction the vehicle is sold or bought by the Buyer. To avail the benefit of another state, you cannot escape from your statutory liability applicable under the Act. Once the vehicle is registered with the concerned state where it is sold/bou
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I want to change my white plate to taxi plate but it is financed by indusind bank, is it possible
Dear Client,
No, it is not possible at all and is impermissible under the law. The conversion of class or category of a vehicle from private to commercial, i.e, white to yellow, mandatorily requires permission/NOC from the Registering Authority under the Motor Vehicle Act i.e, concerned RTO/ARTO and since the vehicle is financed by the Bank, that conversion requires NOC from the financier because the vehicle was financed based on the class and category of the vehicle as appears in Registration C
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Hi I am planning to start a Self Drive Rental services for Electric bikes Is it legal in Maharashtra & whom should one approach
Dear Client,
Unlike commercial vehicle operators, who possess yellow boards with black fonts, the self-drive car operators, must first register their vehicles as self-drive cars and obtain black number plates with yellow fonts. While only commercial driving license holders can drive the former vehicles, the latter can be driven by both commercial and non-commercial driving license holders. In this situation, only a registered company is eligible to rent out self-drive cars. So, for this, you nee
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The scooty is parked in a factory that I have no relationship with. I used to work for the business that currently runs the factory but I have since left the job. The scooty belongs to my father and I ...
Dear Client,
In this situation, you have to file a complaint to the local police against the landlord and release the vehicle from the his restraint. You can also seek protection from the actions of the landlord.
Thank you.
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I had bought a second hand bike 6 months ago from a dealership in Varanasi. Paper transfer is not completed yet. When I asked the dealership they are delaying the process and not answering me correctl ...
Dear Sir,
You may inform RTO Authorities and Police accordingly. You may say that the vehicle is in illegal custody of the purchaser.
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Hi Everyone, We faced an issue related to NEUGO bus. We booked a ticket from chandigarh to panipat (charges was taken for complete journey chandigarh to delhi) and boarding point which we booked was c ...
Dear Client,
To address grievances with NEUGO bus services, start by serving them a legal notice. Then, utilize the e-daakhil portal to lodge an online complaint. These platforms facilitate mediation for grievance resolution. If mediation fails, escalate the complaint to the District Consumer Commission under the Consumer Protection Act to seek compensation for harassment.
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I have eye issue and don't have vision in one eye but the other eye has 100% vision even the government eye hospital in bangalore has declared me fit for driving license but RTO is rejecting saying th ...
Dear client, if you have the certificate from the government hospital that you are fit for driving license then the RTO has to issue a driving license for you after all the required procedure has been done. If you want to prove that the certificate is original then go to the govt. hospital who issued the certificate and get a letter from the doctor regarding the issuance of certificate.
Even though the RTO is not accepting the certificate then your can file a writ petition in the high court.
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Can I ride Activa in Mumbai after paying road tax. Is it necessary to register the vehicle again in Mumbai after paying road tax?
Dear Client,
If the duration of travel to another state is less than 3 months, obtaining a No Objection Certificate (NOC) is not required. However, if you plan to keep a vehicle in another state for more than 3 months, it is necessary to obtain an NOC. As per section 47 of the Motor Vehicle Act 1988, if a registered motor vehicle is kept in another state for a period exceeding one year, the owner is obligated to obtain a new registration mark from the registering authority within the jurisdict
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I am given to understand that as per the RTO rules 2022 carrier on cars are prohibited
Dear Client,
As per the Motor Vehicle Act, 1988, and the Central Motor Vehicle Rules, 1989, there is no prohibition against the installation of luggage carriers atop private four-wheelers to carry the luggage of the passengers of that vehicle. Additionally, there is no requirement to obtain prior permission for installing such carriers. The installation of carriers is considered legal, and individuals driving private, registered cars with rooftop carriers should not be subjected to fines or ti
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i purchase a second hand car from kotak mahandra bank now this car becom black listed for bail crime case in gzb uttar prdash i puchase from noida kotak mahindra branch now i use this swift car but na ...
Dear Client,
According to the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 and MV Rules, 1989, when a vehicle is sold, the buyer must submit required documents and fees within 30 days to the RTO for ownership transfer and address change in the RC. Failure to do so incurs a penalty. Both the previous and present owners must sign statutory forms for this process. If the new owner uses the vehicle without transfer and an incident occurs, legal consequences may be faced. Banks are responsible for not facilitating reg
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