Transfer of Motor Vehicle

initiate all documents you have as per bidding process required and received, forward the same to R.T.O. and make sure you inward all documents showing that ownership of vehicle is provided to concerned person. and all rights and liabilities will be on that concerned person.

other option.

file a pvt. complaint on the basis of available documents regarding transferring the same on the concerned person and also assign breach of contract and due to breach of contract opposite party must be held liable to compensate.

VISIT AND MEET WITH RTO CONCERNED AND SHOW ALL THE DOCUMENTS WITH A REQUEST LETTER CONTAIN REQUEST OF TRANSFER OF VEHICLE IN THE NAME OF PURCHASER. GET ACKNOWLEDGE RECEIPT OF THE SAME (DASTI) FROM HIS OFFICE.

ALSO COMPLAINT THE MATTER BEFORE TRAFFIC POLICE.

AND  FILE A COMPLAINT CASE OF BREACH OF TRUST/AGREEMENT BEFORE THE COURT AGAINST THE PURCHASER.

IF YOU HAVE DELIVERY RECEIPT OF THE VEHICLE, LIABILITIES OF THE VEHICLE ON PURCHASER ONLY FROM THE TIME AND DATE OF PURCHASE.

B.P. BHARDWAJ

B.P. BHARDWAJ

U have to act fast. I am handling a case on the ground of transfer of MV.  Section 50 of MV Act - transfer of ownership -

“(1) Where the ownership of any motor vehicle registered under this Chapter is transferred, -

(a)   the transferor shall, -

in the case of a vehicle registered within the same State, within fourteen days of the transfer, report the fact of transfer, in such form with such documents and in such manner as may be prescribed by the Central Government to the registering authority within whose jurisdiction the transfer is to be effected and shall simultaneously send a copy of the said report to the transferee…”

In the case I am handling the transferor had sold his vehicle to a persons who had taken RC Book, TT Form and promised to get the vehicle transferred in his name but he did not do it. And the vehicle met with an accident injuring the person whose case I am fighting. I have claimed 2,45,000/-. The order was passed the original owner preferred appeal which was rejected and held that the registered owner is liable to pay. So please act fast. Inform the RTO with RPAD or personally and get their signature on all communication and register a police complaint simultaneously. This should suffice to save you from any claim.