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Section 34: Replacement of the Photograph

The Jharkhand Motor Vehicles Rules, 2001State Rules of Jharkhand · 1988

(1) If at any time, it appears to a Licensing Authority that the photograph affixed to any conductor's licence has ceased to be a clear likeness of the holder, the licensing authority may require the holder to surrender the licence forthwith, and to furnish two clear copies of a recent photograph of himself.

(2) If, at any time, a holder of a conductor's licence so desires, a Licensing Authority may replace the photograph on his licence by a recent photograph of himself.

(3) Upon the receipt of the copies of photograph as provided in sub-rule (1) or sub-rule (2), the licensing authority shall remove the old photograph from the licence, and shall affix and seal thereto one copy of new photograph and note the date of such replacement, and return the licence to the holder, and shall, if it is not the Licensing Authority by which the licence was issued, forward the second copy of the photograph to that authority.

(4) The fee for replacing a photograph under this Rule shall be as provided in Rule 26 and shall be paid alongwith the photograph and application.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Jharkhand Motor Vehicles Rules, 2001
Section34
Marginal noteReplacement of the Photograph
JurisdictionState of Jharkhand
StatusIn force as published by the source

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