In the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has recently introduced a new rule regarding the issuance of Restricted Hayaza Cancellation Certificates. According to this rule, only three certificates can be issued per person. This has resulted in many people being refused as their allowed limit exceeded the new rule. In this blog post, we will discuss in detail what this new rule means and how it will affect many people.
Firstly, it is important to understand what a Restricted Hayaza Cancellation Certificate is. This is a document that is issued by the RTA when a vehicle owner wishes to cancel the registration of their vehicle. This certificate is required in order to cancel the registration and transfer the ownership of the vehicle to another party.
Previously, there was no limit on the number of certificates that could be issued per person. However, with the introduction of the new rule, only three certificates can be issued per person. This means that if a person has already obtained three certificates, they will not be able to obtain any more to scrap their damaged or accident nonworking car. This has resulted in many people being refused as their allowed limit exceeded the new rule.
The reason for this new rule is to prevent fraudulent activities related to the sale of vehicles. In the past, it was common for individuals to purchase vehicles and then cancel the registration multiple times in order to avoid paying fines or taxes. This resulted in a loss of revenue for the government and a lack of accountability for vehicle owners.
Only car trading companies having official registration can make as many Hayaza and cancellation certificates as they want.
Roads and Transport Authority (RTA)
By limiting the number of certificates that can be issued per person, the RTA hopes to discourage this type of behavior and ensure that vehicle owners are held accountable for their actions. However, this new rule has also resulted in many people being inconvenienced.
For example, if a person owns multiple vehicles and wishes to sell them, they will only be able to obtain three certificates to cancel the registration. This means that they will have to choose which vehicles to cancel the registration for and which ones to keep. This can be a difficult decision, especially if all of the vehicles are in good condition and could potentially be sold for a good price.
Furthermore, the new rule has also affected businesses that deal with the sale of vehicles. For example, car dealerships may purchase multiple vehicles at once and then sell them off individually. In the past, they could cancel the registration of all the vehicles they purchased without any restrictions. However, with the new rule, they will only be able to obtain three certificates per person. This means that they will either have to sell the vehicles without canceling the registration or wait until they can obtain more certificates.
In conclusion, the new rule introduced by the RTA regarding the issuance of Restricted Hayaza Cancellation Certificates will have a significant impact on many people. While the intention behind the rule is to prevent fraudulent activities, it has also resulted in inconvenience for vehicle owners and businesses that deal with the sale of vehicles. It remains to be seen whether the RTA will make any changes to the rule in the future, but for now, it is important for people to be aware of the restrictions when it comes to obtaining these certificates.
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