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JUDGMENT: WITH CIVIL APPEFL Nos.3923/86, 3922/85, 4049/87, 4383/90, 3776/88, & 4816/91 AND CIVIL APPEAL NO. 4463-65 OF 1996 (Arising out of SLP ( ) Nos.16421/9O, 2074/91 and 4741/9O) O R R Leave granted. These appeals raise a question: whether Rule 282(2)(ii) of the .P. Motor Vehicles Rules, 1964 would be read into the notified route and given an interpretation extending 8 Kms. from the municipal limits of the town service or whether the conditions of the scheme and exceptions engrafted therein are strictly to be construed?…
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