Go to district court gautam budh nagar. There go to the court of chief judicial magistrate. This is a fine levied on you. Pray for leniency. Engage a lawyer he may reduce the fine by praying for leniency.
Traffic challan sent to court - Uttar Pradesh
I never received a challan message, challan info, any summons etc until 16/04/2022 One challan was sent to court and a hearing was there on 5 March 2022. I missed it obviously because I never received any message/email / summon I received SMS with this detail on 16/04/2022 Warrant or Summons Criminal Case/******/2022 State Vs *****, Listed on [deleted], Court: Chief Judicial Magistrate . UPCOURT Below are the details i checked from vcourts Challan date : [deleted]:11:33 Offence Code 2392 Act Driving at excessive speed, etc Section Motor Vehicle Act,1988 - 1 Motor Vehicle Act,1988 Section: 183-Driving at excessive speed, etc. Punishable Under: MOTOR VEHICLES ACT, 1988 Section:183-MOTOR VEHICLES ACT, 1988 Fine 1000 Proposed Fine 1000.00 Below are the details i get from here https://services.ecourts.gov.in/ecourtindia_v6/# Case Type WARRANT OR SUMMONS CRIMINAL CASE First Hearing Date 05th March 2022 Next Hearing Date 21st May 2022 Case Stage Virtual Court Traffic Challan Court Number and Judge 2-Chief Judicial Magistrate Acts Under Act(s) Under Section(s) Motor Vehicles Act 183 Case History Judge Business on Date Hearing Date Purpose of Hearing Chief Judicial Magistrate [deleted] [deleted] Virtual Court Traffic Challan I am ready to pay fine. questions 1. Which court do I need to go? What is the address? 2. Is there any fine i need to pay additionally? 3. Do I need a lawyer? If yes, how much will lawyer charge me? 4. I want to close this on the date of hearing, what needs to be done? 5. If any of my future employer (national or international) check my criminal history(background verification), will this come into record? 6. Does this actually come under criminal case?
Asked 3 years ago in Criminal Law
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You have to appear before chief judicial magistrate
2) you don’t need to engage lawyer
3) pay the fine imposed by court
4) it would not come on record
1) you will need to visit Judge2- Chief Judicial Magistrate and address you will need to find out as its in your city.
2) Fine is stated 1000. so you will need to pay that only. But as you mentioned you did not received any summons so if any other charges or sections are levied then it can be increased.
3) You dont need lawyer. You can just plead guilty and accept to pay fine. Thats it.
4) It will be closed if you plead guilty and pay fine. If you plead not guilty then only the case will move forward.
5) Not exactly. This is an a petty offence of breaking traffic rules and does not make you a criminal.
6) It is a criminal case. But upon payment of fine you will be given warning to not repeat and then released of charges. So its does not exactly makes you a criminal.
1. Check the messages which you got for knowing the address and court
2. Since there is given Virtual court , then you can pay the said fine through virtual mode , and hence check the website of challan payment.
- type Virtual court for Challan Payment
3. No need , just pay the same online
4. Not fixed , you can pay without knowing the next date.
5. No, it is not a criminal offence , and come under the petty offences. Hence they cannot get any record for the same.
6. Not at all.
1. You can get the details of the court to which you have appear in the challan itself or from the details you have given here in this post,.
2. The court will pass an order sentencing you to pay fine, provided you admit the crime during the hearing and you do not need to pay any additional fine.
3. It depends on the lawyer , however you can walk in to the court and pay the fine directly without engaging an advocate.
4. You can pay the fine and get a receipt which will indicate the closure of this case.
5. This will not reflect in the police verification or clearance certificate because it is a petty offence.
6. Yes, but a petty case.
Dear Client,
You can usually do it on Virtual Court, you will only be required to pay the amount shown there and you will get a receipt after the payment is successful. It will not appear in your background and all.
Thank You
You can simply pay challan amount and released. If you have lawyer it's better. No it's not criminal case until you are convicted
The challan amount can't be paid online as it is moved to regular court. What I learned from here is to go to court and plead guilty and pay a fine and end it Thank you so much. IF You are a lawyer in Delhi/Noida, and can help p pls share me your fees and your number. I will connect Than
Asked 3 years ago
Plead guilty and pay the fine
You can pay the challan amount online as well as not go to the court for petty offences and send the same through DD
Dear Client,
I am not from Delhi
You can contact a lawyer at NOIDA or at Delhi to pay the fine amount before the court where this case is being heard.