1)According to the Indian Motor Vehicle (IMV) Act , the transferor has to intimate the Regional Transport Offices (RTO) within 14 days of the transfer of ownership. Similarly the Act also instructs the transferee to inform the RTO about the change in vehicle ownership and produce all the required documents within 30 days of the transfer.

2) The transferor is required to fill Form 29 while the transferee is required to fill in the Form 30,

3) send a letter to RTO where your bike was registered informing them that you have sold the bike and handed over original papers of bike to purchaser

4)if the bike is involved in some major accident or stolen and used for some anti-social activities police will file complaint against you as your name is reflected in the RC book

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Immediate ly send a legal notice with the help of a lawyer.

Did you check if there is a vàlid third party insurance . The accident claim can be more troublesome if there is no third party insurance.

If the agency doesn't stop there misusing the vehicle by violating rules file police complaint.

When a vehicle is sold an intimation has to be given to the RTO under section 50 of MV Act about the sale so that the name of the purchaser can be reflected in the records, but it seems that you did not do this. So you continue to be liable for all the omissions and commissions done by the purchaser under MV Act. Now send an intimation to the RTO in the prescribed format so that the RC gets changed. Get in touch with a lawyer in the city where you sold the vehicle,

Actually it is not a selling back to the agency.

It is as god as selling it to another party.

Therefore you should have followed the entire formality for selling.You should have obtained a TO form.

Transfer Deed is the certificate the seller should possess to have no legal liabilities on the bike in future. 2 original copies (not photostats) of Transfer Deed should be taken. Engine Number, Chassis Number and Registration Number should be written in that. Revenue Stamps should be pasted on them and signed by the buyer. Both buyer and seller should posses the forms.

Form 28 -No Objection Certificate

Form 29 -Notice of Transfer of Ownership

Form 30 -Report of Transfer of Ownership

Delivery note

Keep your old Registration Book or Card copy along with the delivery note. Also insist on the Registration Book/ Card copy after the bike has been transferred to another buyer. Although this may take time in your case since its a dealer in between but in my opinion do insist on this whenever he sells the vehicle to any buyer, till then the delivery note is your only proof.

You can issue a notice to the dealer on the basis of the delivery note and demand the details.