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vehicle accident by buyer without transffering the vehicle on his name


17-Jul-2025 (In Motor Accident Law)
i sold my car before covid, buyer took my sign on RTO transfer documents but did not transffered it on his name, he made a accident, now he called me and told me a a court case is going on and my name also included in the case as vehicle owner although i did not recived any court notice but he said i also will be called or may be arrested, what should i do
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Answer #1
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Hello, When you sold your car, you must have completed certain formalities such as executing a sale agreement, submitting Form 29 and Form 30, and possibly an affidavit. These documents can serve as evidence of the sale. Additionally, any transaction record showing receipt of payment can also be used as proof. For more accurate guidance, I would need the complete details of your case. Please feel free to share the full background.
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Answer #2
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Hello Sir, there is numerous remedies available for you as per law where your arrest can be prevented. If you have any questions or queries you can contact us we will be able to guide you in a better way. Thanks With Regards Deepak Jaglan Adv
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Answer #3
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Go and appear before the court of law and submit your documents for your defense. It is however the liability of the owner to get the vehicle transferred, but firstly it is important to see what the case is actually.
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Answer #4
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Hello Sir/mam There are Various legal Remedies to deal with it . Rest depends on the matter Feel free to contact over phone call or whats app for further assistance . Thank you Regards Advocate Kuber hooda
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Answer #5
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Since you sold your car and handed over RTO transfer documents and possession to the buyer, you must immediately collect proof of such sale — like delivery note, copy of signed Form 29 & 30, payment receipts, and any communication with the buyer. Under Section 50 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, the buyer is legally responsible to transfer the vehicle in his name. However, until the transfer is updated in RTO records, you remain the registered owner, and can be held liable for third-party claims.
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