Supreme Court’s Order – No Sunfilms Allowed from 4th May 2012

jalex · 4th June 2012, 07:55 PM

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Originally Posted by teamsachinf1

but jalex can this order be contested ? can someone file a petition against this order ?

Garware has already filed an Appeal is what I've learnt, The court will look into it as soon as it goes into session after vacation.

gears1313 · 4th June 2012, 08:08 PM

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Originally Posted by jalex

Garware has already filed an Appeal is what I've learnt, The court will look into it as soon as it goes into session after vacation.

Can we know when their vacation ends?

visran · 4th June 2012, 08:59 PM

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Originally Posted by jalex

Garware has already filed an Appeal is what I've learnt, The court will look into it as soon as it goes into session after vacation.

Is this a ploy used by sun film maker's, by failing PIL so late they are waiting for lots of car owner's to remove their films,and if they win back the case they will get a repeat customer as well.

harishankar · 5th June 2012, 07:24 AM

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Originally Posted by gears1313

Can we know when their vacation ends?

SC Vacation ends on 1/7/2012.

AppU · 5th June 2012, 10:05 AM

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Originally Posted by harishankar

SC Vacation ends on 1/7/2012.

one more day... do you know when this case comes to hearing?

sethumurugan · 5th June 2012, 10:36 AM

yesterday we going to thiruthani, after crossing metro rail near koyambedu police station lot of police were standing and checking for cars with dark tints. My son told me that and then we rolled down the windows till we cross them.

I know this is bad example to my son, but Iam very sure whom ever appealed on this is going to win and all this nonsense are going to roll back. I have tried not to take my car as much as possible in day time. Mostly traveling to company by company bus reach home only in the evening.

if at all we use car only in the evenings. so till now no problem. Hope I would be manage like this for another month.

rahul4640 · 5th June 2012, 01:48 PM

Last week I went on a self drive tour to Sikkim, starting from my home in Calcutta. As I decided to go through a deviated route (Via Calcutta-Dumka-Bhagalpur-Purnea-Siliguri), which covered two states of Jhakhand and Bihar, I decided to remove all sunfilm from my car. Strangely I found many cars in these two states have not bothered to comply with the relevant Supreme Court's order. And now after returning I find that the summer heat has become unbearable and the car is taking more time to cool down. The comfort level is naturally low. I also see that the police are not taking very action against any car here, at least if someone is not using very dark film or the transparency is satisfactory. May not I now use the permitted sunfilms, which has "approved by motor vehicles department" sticker pasted on it?

sudeep.roy · 5th June 2012, 01:59 PM

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Originally Posted by rahul4640

Last week I went on a self drive tour to Sikkim, starting from my home in Calcutta. As I decided to go through a deviated route (Via Calcutta-Dumka-Bhagalpur-Purnea-Siliguri), which covered two states of Jhakhand and Bihar, I decided to remove all sunfilm from my car. Strangely I found many cars in these two states have not bothered to comply with the relevant Supreme Court's order. And now after returning I find that the summer heat has become unbearable and the car is taking more time to cool down. The comfort level is naturally low. I also see that the police are not taking very action against any car here, at least if someone is not using very dark film or the transparency is satisfactory. May not I now use the permitted sunfilms, which has "approved by motor vehicles department" sticker pasted on it?

Officially, no sun films what so ever. Does not matter how light/dark they are. As per the law its a total no no. Unless its something that came as OE.

Rest is your call.

ssachin · 5th June 2012, 04:44 PM

Bangalore Traffic Police have updated the FB indicating that they will enforce the rule from tomorrow.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Banga...47207215344994

vamsuduk · 5th June 2012, 05:29 PM

Saw this on the Bangalore Traffic Police FB page... intersting points of view
https://www.facebook.com/notes/banga...39495276116186

AppU · 5th June 2012, 06:28 PM

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Originally Posted by vamsuduk

Saw this on the Bangalore Traffic Police FB page... intersting points of view
https://www.facebook.com/notes/banga...39495276116186

So Colored films are allowed?

vamsuduk · 5th June 2012, 07:03 PM

@AppU: This is what it reads: "Further black films on glasses have been banned, but coloured glasses complying to (70%) front & (50%) side visibility are allowed."
This means, only factor fitted tinted glasses are allowed.

vaibhav · 5th June 2012, 10:03 PM

Chennai people beware
Madras HC judges set example, remove sun films from their cars - The Times of India

manjoo · 6th June 2012, 01:03 PM

Blackfilm Ban Clarifications, i could see the troubles of people over ther by seeing their valuable comments, foolish govt what a rule to bring on its always we have to suffer

Baleno · 6th June 2012, 08:05 PM

All rules turn out to be against simple public. Why doesn't Supreme court enforce laws against corruption? And if they exist, why doesn't the authorities like Police follow them with full energy like they are doing now for this foolish rule? Is there a data which states the number of private cars with sun films were involved in crime? And come on, how hard is to install the sun films again for the criminals, if they really want to do something with that. It just takes 30 minutes.
So much loss of business for those which feed on the sun film business. "Bus sabko humari jeb se paisa nikaalne ka bahaana chahiye". The money which is already there doesn't come back. What does Supreme court do get all the black money back to India? Nothing because, those are big people and they don't want to become enemies with big people. People like us can't do anything so, we will be punished only.