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R.36 Loss of certificate of registration-
If a certificate or revised certificate of registration granted is lost, destroyed or defaced, the Registering Authority shall, on being satisfied that the certificate has so been lost, destroyed or defaced, issue a duplicate copy thereof on presentation of an application by the dealer, which shall be accompanied by satisfactory proof of deposit of a fee of one hundred rupees.
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