Section 19 of MVA : Section 19: Power Of Licensing Authority To Disqualify From Holding A Driving Licence Or Revoke Such Licence
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a scenario where Mr. John Doe, a resident of a bustling city, has a history of driving under the influence of alcohol. One night, he is stopped at a checkpoint and found to be driving with a blood alcohol level above the legal limit. This is not the first time Mr. Doe has been caught for the same offense; he has a record of similar violations in the past.
Given his habitual drunk driving behavior, the local licensing authority decides to take action. They summon Mr. Doe to a hearing to discuss his driving conduct. After considering the evidence and giving Mr...
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