1. In given circumstances, since court has passed the order, hence, you donot have option but to appear in person or through advocate in CMM court on assigned date. 

2. Your presence is not required. You can appoint an advocate at Delhi who can appear on your behalf and can do the needful. 

3. If you or your your advocate would not appear then arrest warrant may be issued by court. 

4. Generally court impose fine. 

1. You can visit the said court and pay the fine amount directly with the court concerned on the said date of hearing.

2. It is not office, it is court, you can get the address of the court concerned from the ecourts.gov.in website.

3. Then this crime against you will not be disposed, you will be harassed by police when you are caught for some other traffic violence offence.

4. It depends on the charges leveled against you.

You file a complaint with RTO it’s a technical glitch

1) attend court on 25 th may 

2) engage a lawyer if you are unable to attend court on said date 

3) it is better you attend court on said date 

You can get in touch with an advocate based in Delhi and get your challan released. No need to worry 

1. Since, the 3rd challan is issued , then the payment through the website option closed , and the matter refereed to the court.

- On the hearing date , you can appear before the court , and the court may impose fine afresh.

2. Yes, you will have to make payment in Patiala House Court , New Delhi 

3. If you will not appear on the date , then the court may give next date of hearing l You can also engage a lawyer for the said work , if you don't want to attend the court. 

4. Just fine and nothing more 

You have to present in court either through in person or through advocate.

Even if you not appeared, court may pass ex parte order, than u need to only pay the fine order by court.

Nothing much will happen.

Just fine.

Or you can be represented through local advocate in Delhi. Very known there.

Dear client, 

When you receive a traffic challan and it states that the case has been transferred to the regular court, it typically means that you are required to appear before the court on the specified hearing date. Here are some general points to consider:

Contact a lawyer: It's advisable to consult with a lawyer who specializes in traffic violations or criminal law in Delhi. They can provide you with specific guidance based on the details of your case and help you understand the legal implications.

Follow court instructions: Pay attention to any instructions provided on the virtual court website or on the summons. If the court has specified a hearing date, it is important to comply and attend the court proceedings.

Consider seeking legal representation: If you are unable to attend the court hearing personally, you may consider engaging a lawyer to represent you in court. Your lawyer can appear on your behalf and present your case.

Payment of fine: Typically, traffic violations result in the imposition of fines. However, the specific penalty for your case would depend on the nature of the offense and the applicable laws in Delhi. It's best to consult with a lawyer or refer to the relevant traffic regulations to understand the consequences of the specific violation you committed.

Out-of-state residents: As you mentioned that you are from Rajasthan, it may be possible to engage a lawyer in Delhi to represent you in court without requiring you to be physically present. Your lawyer can guide you on the necessary steps and represent your interests in the court proceedings.

Please note that it is important to consult with a lawyer who specializes in traffic violations or criminal law in Delhi for accurate advice based on the current laws and regulations. They can provide you with the most appropriate guidance based on the specific circumstances of your case.