Section 25 of MVA : Section 25: Transfer Of Endorsement And Issue Of Driving Licence Free From Endorsement

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where Mr. Sharma, a driver, was caught driving under the influence of alcohol. Consequently, his driving licence was endorsed with this offence by the court. A few months later, Mr. Sharma's licence got damaged, and he applied for a duplicate. According to Section 25(1) of The Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, the endorsement from his original licence was transferred to the duplicate licence he received.

Two years later, Mr. Sharma was caught overspeeding, and the court decided to endorse his licence again. However, Mr. Sharma did not have his driving lice...

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