I’m planning to start an Uber business in Mumbai. However, the MCGM office says I need a registered car with a tourist permit to get a license. They’re saying this is a requirement, but an agent seems to be getting it done without owning a car. Is there really a rule about car ownership? How can an agent manage this? Thanks for the help!

Apni Law
Apni Law
Law Forum › Category: Documentation › I’m planning to start an Uber business in Mumbai. However, the MCGM office says I need a registered car with a tourist permit to get a license. They’re saying this is a requirement, but an agent seems to be getting it done without owning a car. Is there really a rule about car ownership? How can an agent manage this? Thanks for the help!
Vote Up
230
Vote Down
Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

I’m planning to start an Uber business in Mumbai. However, the MCGM office says I need a registered car with a tourist permit to get a license. They’re saying this is a requirement, but an agent seems to be getting it done without owning a car. Is there really a rule about car ownership? How can an agent manage this? Thanks for the help!

1 Answers
Vote Up
20
Vote Down

Best Answer

Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

While the MCGM might require a tourist permit for your Uber business, there’s no legal requirement in India that you personally own the car. The agent likely has a network of car owners with tourist permits willing to lease their vehicles for commercial use, allowing them to facilitate the process without directly owning a car.

You Might Also Like

My wife and I signed an agreement to buy a flat in Nagpur but are now living in Pune. She can’t travel for the sales deed. Can I create a Power of Attorney in my name to complete the deed and handle the mutation later? We both need to be on the ownership papers. Any advice?

My sister wants to change her name. What’s the process to do this in India?

Can I get a Death Certificate from a different municipality if the Cremation Certificate issued by the Sub Register Burning Ghat has an error?

My son is in Class 9 ICSE. His school records show his birthday as 25th April 2001, but his actual birthdate is 25th August 2001, which is on his birth certificate, passport, and Aadhaar. The ICSE exam registration was done with the wrong date at the start of Class 9. What’s the best way to fix this and avoid any issues in the future?

My son, unfortunately, passed away at the age of 45. We had bought a property jointly in his and my name. He was divorced several years ago. I want to transfer the property into my name. Can you please guide me through the process?

Share This Article
Previous Article When the Supreme Court’s divisional bench refers a case to a larger bench for reconsideration, does its earlier “reported” judgment remain valid until the final decision by the larger bench? Are there any legal arguments relevant to this situation?
Next Article My wife and I are both in transferable government jobs. She’s a Major in the NCC and I work for the central government. We’ve been apart a lot since getting married, with her staying with our two children. For the past couple of years, her behavior has changed drastically. She rarely talks to me on the phone, and when I call, she argues. Now, she’s threatening to have me arrested if I try to see her. She says she’ll file a police complaint alleging dowry and physical abuse against me, my mother, and brothers. I’m incredibly stressed. What should I do?

Follow US

Find US on Social Medias
Popular News
- Advertisement -
- Advertisement -
Ad imageAd image

📢 Stay Connected!

Join our community on Telegram and WhatsApp for instant updates, news, and exclusive offers.