Motor Vehicles Act

If you have sold off your car, it doesn’t mean that you have no ties with it anymore. Have you taken the legal steps that are necessary to sever your ownership of the said car? There are relevant rules and procedures you need to comply with otherwise you can still end up in legal trouble if the car you sold off is charged for any traffic or driving related offence.

In Meghalaya, if you are using your mobile phone while driving, chances are that you will be fined or worse still, disqualified to hold your driving license.  

Have you wondered about the power of the court to disqualify you from using your driving license under the Indian Motor Vehicles Act? Well, it is the court decision to debar a person from obtaining, renewing or adding to his driving license. So, what are the circumstances under which the court exercises its power of decision on license holders? Read on to discover.

When the Court Decision Favors Disqualification

Here are the provisions under Section 20 Motor Vehicles Act that determine the court’s power of decision to disqualify a license holder: