Section 138 of RA, 1989 : Section 138: Levy Of Excess Charge And Fare For Travelling Without Proper Pass Or Ticket Or Beyond Authorised Distance

RA, 1989

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Explanation using Example

Here's a hypothetical scenario demonstrating the application of Section 138 of The Railways Act, 1989:

Imagine a passenger named John boards a train with a ticket for the general compartment. However, during the journey, he decides to move to the air-conditioned (AC) compartment, which is a higher class than his ticket allows. A ticket inspector, upon checking, find...

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Explanation using Example

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