Section 40 of MVA : Section 40: Registration, Where To Be Made
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Explanation using Example
Imagine John, who lives in Mumbai, Maharashtra, buys a new car. According to Section 40 of The Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, John must register his car with the Regional Transport Office (RTO) in Maharashtra since that's where he resides and where the car will be primarily used. If John fails to register the car, he would be violating this law and could face penalties. This registration ensures that the car is legally recognized for use on public roads and can be traced back to John as the owner.
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