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How to get my two vehicles released from pso?


06-Mar-2023 (In Criminal Law)
My vehicle seized by pso in various offices.... How can i release it from court
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Answer #1
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for release of your vehicle from the court you need to move an appropriate application as per law before the concerned hon'ble court and the court would decide on your application for release of your vehicle from the custody or not
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Answer #2
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No problem.first you have to get FIR of that case in which your vehicle is sezied then you can file suprutnama with help of a lawyer.Jmfc or Mm court as the case may be have power to release the vehicle upon hearing of prosecution.
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Answer #3
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You can apply for getting back your vehicle from the respective pso to the concerned court. For this you need to prove that you are legal owner of the property by submitting the papers of your vehicle . If you need any assistance in this case you can kindly contact me.
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