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Road Traffic Act 1961 s 35C

Road Traffic Act 1961 s 35C

s 35C Surrender of driving licence

35C. —(1) The Deputy Commissioner of Police must, upon revoking a licence under section 35A, require the licence (if not issued in electronic form) to be surrendered to and retained by the Deputy Commissioner of Police. [19/2019] (2) Any person whose driving licence has been revoked under section 35A must immediately surrender the driving licence (if not issued in electronic form) to the Deputy Commissioner of Police. [19/2019] (3) Any person whose driving licence has been revoked under section 35A must not drive a motor vehicle of the class or description which the revoked licence had authorised that person to drive until that person is granted a new driving licence authorising that person to drive a motor vehicle of that class or description. [28/2014] (4) Any person who drives a motor vehicle on a road when his or her driving licence is revoked under section 35A shall be guilty of an offence. —(1) The Deputy Commissioner of Police must, upon revoking a licence under section 35A, require the licence (if not issued in electronic form) to be surrendered to and retained by the Deputy Commissioner of Police. [19/2019] (2) Any person whose driving licence has been revoked under section 35A must immediately surrender the driving licence (if not issued in electronic form) to the Deputy Commissioner of Police. [19/2019] (3) Any person whose driving licence has been revoked under section 35A must not drive a motor vehicle of the class or description which the revoked licence had authorised that person to drive until that person is granted a new driving licence authorising that person to drive a motor vehicle of that class or description. [28/2014] (4) Any person who drives a motor vehicle on a road when his or her driving licence is revoked under section 35A shall be guilty of an offence.

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