Section 200 of MVA : Section 200: Composition Of Certain Offences

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Explanation using Example

Imagine John is driving through the city and is caught by a traffic officer for using his mobile phone while driving, which is a violation of Section 184 of The Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, specifically in the context of using handheld communication devices while driving. The traffic officer informs John that this offence can be compounded, meaning that it can be settled without going to court.

Under Section 200(1) of The Motor Vehicles Act, the local state government has authorized traffic office...

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