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UHey everyone,
I need some advice regarding a traffic violation case in Pune. Back in March 2024, I was caught driving on the wrong side, and the traffic police confiscated my license. The fine had to be paid in court, which I did a few months later. After showing the receipt to the traffic police, they returned my license.
Now, the company I’m joining is asking for a document explicitly stating that the case has been resolved. I provided them with:
The court order from the e-Court portal
The fine payment receipt
A screenshot from the e-Court application showing the case status as “disposed”
Despite this, they’re insisting on a specific document that says the case is resolved/closed. I’ve spoken to multiple lawyers, and they all told me that no such document exists—the “disposed” status itself means the case is over.
Has anyone faced a similar situation? Is there any way to get an official confirmation from the court stating that the case is fully resolved? Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
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PHow did the company know about your traffic violation ? Also lawyers are correct..except certified copy of court order there is no such other document which you can provide to the company.
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BState it on an affidavit and get it notarized. Provide it to the company. Otherwise you’d have to opt for a longer way.
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