Supreme Court of India
Harman Singh and Others v. Regional Transport. Authority, Calcutta, and Others.
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Oonstitiition of India, arts. 14, 19(1)(g)-Issiiing permits to smaller taxis and fixing lower tariff for them- Whether infringes fundamental right .of existing permit holders to carry on occupation or to equal protection of the laws-Right to carry on ocwpation Extent of the right. Since 1940 taxis plying in the streets of Calcutta were required to be not below 22 .P. and not above 30 . P. and rule 1 79 oi the Bengal Motor Vehicles Rules as amended in 1944 fixed a minimum charge of one rupee for the first mile and 2 as. for every one-sixth of each subsequent mile.
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