Reading: My Activa got seized by the police for riding without a helmet, insurance, license, going against traffic, and rash driving. They also added the owner’s name to the ticket. My final payment date to the court is October 28th, but I’m short on cash. Can I request a payment extension to the 1st of next month? Would there be any issues with that? Also, the lawyer I met at the court told me to pay â‚¹3,500. Is that the correct fine amount?

My Activa got seized by the police for riding without a helmet, insurance, license, going against traffic, and rash driving. They also added the owner’s name to the ticket. My final payment date to the court is October 28th, but I’m short on cash. Can I request a payment extension to the 1st of next month? Would there be any issues with that? Also, the lawyer I met at the court told me to pay â‚¹3,500. Is that the correct fine amount?

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2 years ago

Law Forum › Category: Civil › My Activa got seized by the police for riding without a helmet, insurance, license, going against traffic, and rash driving. They also added the owner’s name to the ticket. My final payment date to the court is October 28th, but I’m short on cash. Can I request a payment extension to the 1st of next month? Would there be any issues with that? Also, the lawyer I met at the court told me to pay â‚¹3,500. Is that the correct fine amount?

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My Activa got seized by the police for riding without a helmet, insurance, license, going against traffic, and rash driving. They also added the owner’s name to the ticket. My final payment date to the court is October 28th, but I’m short on cash. Can I request a payment extension to the 1st of next month? Would there be any issues with that? Also, the lawyer I met at the court told me to pay â‚¹3,500. Is that the correct fine amount?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

In India, you can request a payment extension, but the court has the discretion to grant it. There may be a late fee associated with the extension. The fine amount may vary depending on the specific offenses and the jurisdiction. It is advisable to consult with a lawyer about the correct fine amount and payment options.