Regarding mv act

Sreenivasa Rao. S. (Querist) 25 August 2015 This query is : Resolved
Dear sir,

I am from Hyderabad,self employed.My office is on the main road at Balanagar.There is no parking place in our area.Everybody should park their 2 and 4 wheelers on the left side of the road. In the same way I was parking my car totally on the left side of the road.There is no any caution board or No Parking board, it is a garbage area,Every day the traffic police use to take snap/photograph and started sending me notices u/s133 of MV Act,1988, when i checked the traffic challans I was shocked to see 38 challans @ Rs.235-00 each is due from my end, but I did not received any challan, earlier to that I have paid 10 challans, but vender on the road side are not charged.I used to park my vehicle inside the white marking lane of the road.

Now my question is without any information,or No Parking/Caution Board,how can the traffic police can take the photo graph of my car and send me notices which I feel it is not justified.

Please help me in advicing me what further step can I take against this notices.

Thanks and Regards.

S.Srinivas Rao

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SAINATH DEVALLA (Expert) 25 August 2015
Illegal parking on the roadside in Hyderabad for a four wheeler is 100 for the first time and it gets compounded from the second offence onwards.

If U wish to fight better consult a local lawyer.

Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 26 August 2015
If you wish, you can pay and get rid of the existing challans.

In case you opt to fight engage local lawyer and proceed.

Raj Kumar Makkad (Expert) 26 August 2015
There is no requirement to install sign board or give prior notice regarding parking on the road. when the penalty amount against 10 challans had been deposited by you previously, it was sufficient lesson for you to mend your ways. Now you have no other option either to contest before the criminal court or to deposit the challanned amount.