advocate satya (advocate) 13 January 2009
Manish Singh (Advocate) 13 January 2009
The matter has already been settled by the Delhi HC where it lifted the complete ban over the issue of tinted glass in 2007.
A division bench headed by Justice T S Thakur allowed use of black film on front and side windows with the rider that visibility criteria prescribed under the Central Motor Vehicles Act should be followed. The Act lays down a 50% visibility requirement for side windows and a 70% transparency criterion for front and rear windshields.
parul (lawyer) 14 January 2009
good evening sir , why is it that in different states different rules for one thing . in this manner don't you think the public is harassed . like in case of filming in delhi we move in filkmed car but whenever i go to panchkula , chandigarh they stop and cut challan for same allowed film .
Manish Singh (Advocate) 14 January 2009
Dear Parul,
i am not fully conversant with the lawpoint on this matter since I havent gone through the case as a whole yet but still since the Delhi HC has lifted the ban and followed the Central Motor Vehicles Act, we can use this precedent for filing thhe PIL in other vsates also so the unlawful ban can be done away with.
Pankaj Rai (Lawyer) 15 January 2009
I am very much conviced about the answer given by Mr. Manish