Section 214 of MVA : Section 214: Effect Of Appeal And Revision On Orders Passed By Original Authority
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Explanation using Example
Imagine that a transport company's application for the renewal of their commercial vehicle's permit has been rejected by the Regional Transport Office (RTO). In response, the company files an appeal with the State Transport Appellate Tribunal. According to Section 214(1) of The Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, the rejection of the permit renewal by the RTO will remain effective while the appeal is being considered. The company's vehicle cannot legally operate based on the expired permit during thi...
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