Section 132 of MVA : Section 132: Duty Of Driver To Stop In Certain Cases
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Explanation using Example
Imagine you are driving your car through a busy market area and accidentally hit a street vendor's cart, causing some damage to the cart and the goods. A police officer, who is a Sub-Inspector in uniform, witnesses the incident and signals you to stop. In this scenario, according to Section 132(1...
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