Section 192 of MVA : Section 192: Using Vehicle Without Registration
MVA
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Explanation using Example
Example of Section 192 of The Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 in Use:
Imagine that John purchases a new car and is eager to take it for a spin. However, due to excitement or oversight, he neglects to register the vehicle with the Regional Transport Office (RTO) as required by law. He decides to drive the car to visit a friend. On the way, he is stopped at a traffic checkpoint, and upon inspection, the authorities find that his car is unregistered. John is now in violation of Section 39 of The Motor Vehicles Act, which mandates that all motor vehicles must be registered...
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