Can government issued cards be kept as indemnity with someone else?
14-Mar-2023 (In Civil Law)
Can government issued id-cards (voter card, pan card, passport, driving license etc.) can be kept as an indemnity with some one else. In my housing society a rule has been made by the association that any visitor who is entering the society has to keep his/her original government issued id-card as an indemnity and then only visitor pass will be issued to them, this is in spite of the fact that resident acknowledges that the visitor is genuine. I believe these cards are non transferable and can be held only by the user or can be taken back by the issuing department, others can only keep Xerox.
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