Who Will Have to Pay for the Photomults in CDMX Now? Supreme Court Confirms What the Collection Will Be Like
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The Court endorsed the application of photomults for transit offences on CDMX by rejecting a bill that declared them unconstitutional.
The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation issued a ruling on the collection of photomults for any violation of the Transit Regulations in the CDMX.
Mexico City. The so-called photomults will remain in effect in Mexico City, after the plenary of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) endorsed Thursday its constitutionality, after a wide debate on two projects with opposing positions. By six votes to two, the ministers rejected the project of Giovanni Figueroa Mejía, who [...] The post Fotomultas remain on CDMX: Court endorses its constitutionality appeared first on Entre Lineas - …
The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) validated the photomults in the CDMX and the joint responsibility of the owners of vehicles for the violations committed when another person is at the wheel. This means that, for example, if a friend or family member drives the car and commits an infringement captured by technological systems, the ticket can come to the owner's name. The plenary endorsed articles of the Transit Regulations and th…
The SCJN resolved the constitutionality of the so-called “photomults” in the CDMX; it established that the owners of the vehicles are the ones obliged to support their payment
The Supreme Court agreed that the photofinger should remain in force on CDMX: should the owner of the car pay the fine, even if he has not handled it?
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