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Motor accident
Download Motor Accident legal templates in English including stolen or accident vehicle release petitions from police custody and MACT compensation claim formats.
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Quick Overview
All templates are provided for reference and should be reviewed by legal professionals before use.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Motor accident legal templates
What is an application to release a stolen vehicle from police custody?
It is filed by the registered owner before the Magistrate to obtain interim custody (superdari) of a vehicle recovered by police after theft.
When to file a petition to release an accident-seized vehicle?
After police seize the vehicle involved in an accident for investigation and the owner seeks return when it's no longer required for evidence.
What is a motor vehicle compensation claim?
A petition before the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal (MACT) seeking compensation for injury, death, or property loss under the Motor Vehicles Act.
What documents are needed for vehicle release?
RC book, insurance certificate, identity proof, FIR copy, police report/panchnama, and any surety bond required by court.
Where to file these petitions?
In the appropriate Magistrate's court for release petitions, and in the MACT with territorial jurisdiction for compensation claims.
How is compensation calculated in MACT?
Based on income, severity of injuries, medical expenses, pain and suffering, and dependency in death cases.
What is a generic 'In the Court of' format used for?
It is a court caption shell to customize for different applications specifying court name, case number, parties, FIR details, and relief sought.
What is superdari in motor accident cases?
A legal process where the court grants interim custody of seized property (vehicle) to its owner during the investigation/trial on specific conditions.
Who can use these templates?
Lawyers, vehicle owners, insurance company representatives, accident victims or their heirs, and MACT litigants.
Are these formats valid across India?
Yes, they follow CPC and Motor Vehicles Act procedures, but may need minor modifications to comply with state-specific rules.