Sections 6, 7 and 17 of the Provincial Motor Vehicles Ordinance (XIX of 1965), section 33 chassis, include the detention and confiscation of a tampering vehicle, which involves cutting the chassis plate, removing it, and welding of another piece. The chassis number on it was confirmed by the Franzic Science Laboratory and was tampered with, especially when it was unable to explain and justify the aforementioned manipulation of the chassis number, only to seize those vehicles and There was an option to seize, which was non-duty, the result of official works of the forensic science laboratory, evidence of the facts was attached, if serious weaknesses appeared on the record, which confessed the truth associated with the report of the forensic science laboratory. If reasonably suspected, proof of that can be recorded as well. Forensic Science Examination Law Enforcement Did Not Need a Maker of Rapper It was reported and confirmed by the Motor Vehicle Authority under Section 33 of the Provincial Motor Vehicles Ordinance, resulting in a car accident Flirting in the chassis number can prove to be a legitimate ground. , 1965 public auction of raided vehicles was forbidden, and confiscated vehicles were allowed to be used on payment of Sections 6 and 7 of the Customs Act by state departments. For all officers of the Central Excise, Police and Civil, Armed Forces, 1969 provided customs officers with assistance under the Customs Act, 1969.
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