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Yes. Article 104.1.h permits immobilising a vehicle exceeding permitted gas, smoke or noise levels for its type. Age does not provide a general exemption; applicable limits must be observed. Other grounds have specific conditions: article 104.1.g requires excessive occupancy increasing authorised seats by 50%, excluding the driver’s seat, and paragraph i requires rational evidence of control-instrument tampering, not mere intuition.
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No, when it is being driven on roads.
No, when the vehicle is old.
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