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The acquittal does not restart the limitation period unless the complainant can prove that they w…

The acquittal does not restart the limitation period unless the complainant can prove that they were diligently pursuing the criminal case under a mistaken belief that it was the appropriate remedy (and invoke Section 14 of the Limitation Act). The court has discretion to condone delay if there are exceptional reasons under Section 5 of the Limitation Act, but this is more applicable to appeals and not to fresh suits.

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New traffic laws mean bigger fines, stricter penalties, and even jail time for violations.

✅ Drunk driving? ₹10,000 fine or 6 months in jail (Repeat? ₹15,000 & 2 years in jail!) ✅ No helmet? ₹1,000 fine + License suspension for 3 months ✅ Using your phone while driving? ₹5,000 fine (That’s 10X more!) ✅ Jumping a red light? ₹5,000 fine ✅ Blocking an ambulance? ₹10,000 fine ✅ Overloading your vehicle? ₹20,000 fine ✅ Let a minor drive? ₹25,000 fine, 3 years in jail, and they won’t get a license until 25! 🚔 Don’t let a mistake ruin your future! If you’re facing a traffic violation, Best Legality Law Firm is here to help. 📞 Call us now for expert legal support!

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Starting March 1st, the government has massively increased traffic fines.

Stricter rules, heavier penalties with some even coming with jail time! Drunk driving Used to be just ₹1,500 and now ₹10,000 or 6 months in jail. Repeat it, and you could pay ₹15,000 with up to 2 years in jail. Riding without a helmet? Was just ₹100 earlier and now ₹1,000. Plus, your license could be suspended for 3 months. Using your phone while driving? A 10x increase! The fine was ₹500, now a steep ₹5,000. Jumping a red light? Used to be ₹1,000, now you’ll pay ₹5,000. Not giving way to an ambulance? No fine before, now it’s ₹10,000. Overloading a vehicle? Was ₹2,000, now ₹20,000—10 times more! Letting a minor drive? You’ll pay ₹25,000, face 3 years in jail, and your child won’t get a license until 25. Traffic rules are now stricter than ever. Are these fines too harsh or exactly what we need?

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