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    The document outlines the requirements for adding or deleting a vehicle hypothecation on the registration certificate. To add hypothecation, Form 34 is required in duplicate along with the original registration certificate and other documents like valid insurance and PUC certificate. To delete hypothecation, Form 35 is needed in duplicate along with a certificate from the financier that all dues have been paid. A fee of Rs. 100 is also required. The document also lists the process for obtaining a no-objection certificate (NOC) to re-register a vehicle in another state. An application on Form 28 is required along with copies of the registration certificate, proof of paid road tax or no tax due certificate,

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    The document outlines the requirements for adding or deleting a vehicle hypothecation on the registration certificate. To add hypothecation, Form 34 is required in duplicate along with the original registration certificate and other documents like valid insurance and PUC certificate. To delete hypothecation, Form 35 is needed in duplicate along with a certificate from the financier that all dues have been paid. A fee of Rs. 100 is also required. The document also lists the process for obtaining a no-objection certificate (NOC) to re-register a vehicle in another state. An application on Form 28 is required along with copies of the registration certificate, proof of paid road tax or no tax due certificate,

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    Addition/ Deletion of Hypothecation

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    The document outlines the requirements for adding or deleting a vehicle hypothecation on the registration certificate. To add hypothecation, Form 34 is required in duplicate along with the original registration certificate and other documents like valid insurance and PUC certificate. To delete hypothecation, Form 35 is needed in duplicate along with a certificate from the financier that all dues have been paid. A fee of Rs. 100 is also required. The document also lists the process for obtaining a no-objection certificate (NOC) to re-register a vehicle in another state. An application on Form 28 is required along with copies of the registration certificate, proof of paid road tax or no tax due certificate,

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    Addition/ deletion of hypothecation:

    If a vehicle is purchased on loan from a financier the same could be endorsed in the registration certificate. Similarly,
    when the loan has been repaid, its entry is required to be got deleted. The following documents are required :-
    1. Registration certificate in original
    2. Form No.34 duly filled (for addition of Hypothecation) (in duplicate)
    3. Form No.35 duly filled (for deletion of Hypothecation) (in duplicate)
    4. A certificate from financier for having retained full dues from the financier (for deletion case only)
    5. Attested copy of valid insurance
    6. Attested copy of address proof of the registered owner
    7. Attested copy of valid pollution under control certificate
    8. Prescribed fee (Rs.100/-).
    Issuing of N.O.C. for other States:
    If a registered owner of a vehicle intends to take his vehicle to some other State and get the same re-registered
    there, can apply for NOC on prescribed Form No.28. The following are required/formalities to be completed :-
    1. Application on Form 28 (in triplicate)
    2. Attested copy of the registration certificate
    3. Evidence of payment of road tax up-to-date or no road tax due certificate from the tax collection authority.
    4. Clearance report from N.C.R.B.
    5. Affidavit of liability.

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