Section 144 of MVA : Section 144: Omitted

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Explanation using Example

An example of the application of the omitted Section 144 of The Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, before it was omitted, could be a situation where a state government had rules that conflicted with the central Motor Vehicles Act. If Section 144 had not been omitted, it would have had an overriding effect, meaning the provisions of the central Motor Vehicles Act would take precedence over any conflicting state rules. Since Section 144 has been omitted, this specific overriding provision no longer applies, and any conflicts would need to be resolved without reference to it.

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