Unauthorised interference with vehicle
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Summary
Entering or moving a stationary motor vehicle, or tampering with its brakes or any part of its mechanism, without lawful authority or a reasonable excuse is an offence. It applies when someone touches or interferes with a parked vehicle they are not allowed to handle. The penalty is a fine of up to one hundred rupees.
Example
Ravi sees a neighbour's parked car blocking his driveway. He gets in, moves it a few feet and fiddles with the brake without permission. He can be punished with a fine of up to one hundred rupees.
Bare Act
Enacted textWhoever otherwise than with lawful authority or reasonable excuse enters or moves any stationary motor vehicle or tampers with the brake or any part of the mechanism of a motor vehicle shall be punishable with fine which may extend to one hundred rupees.
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