Supreme Court of India
P. Kumaraswamy v. State Transport Appellate Tribunal, Madras and Anr.
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Moto.r Vehicles Act 1939, Sec. 47(1) Sec. 68A(a)-Rules framed by Tamil Nadu gdi:ernment under Motor Vehicles Act-Whether rules can be discarded in the name of Public interest in Sec. 47(1)-Whetheir rules to be supplemented by public interest-'°rder of the Tribunal excluding a relevant factor whether lia.ble to be qua.shed. Many applicants for one permit for a short route pressed their claims before the Regional Transport Authority under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1939.…
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