Section 142 of RA, 1989 : Section 142: Penalty For Transfer Of Tickets

RA, 1989

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where John, who is not a railway employee or an authorized agent, has purchased a return train ticket for a journey. However, he decides not to use the return portion of the ticket and instead offers to sell it to Mark to make some money. Mark agrees and buys the return half from John.

In this situation, both individuals are in violation of Section 142 of The Railways Act, 1989:

  • John is guilty under subsection (1)(a) for selling a ticket and (1)(b) for parting with a...

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