Supreme Court of India
Gurcharan Singh Baldev Singh v. Yashwant Singh and Ors
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Motor Vehicles Act,1939: Section 58(2)-Proviso. Stage Carrier-Pennit-Application for renewal of pennit under 1939 Act-Enforcement of Motor Vehicles Act,1988 during pendencY of application-Effect Of--Held preference created in favour of a pennit holder for consideration and grant of pennit is a rigliJ enforceable in law-By virtue of Section 6(c) of the General Clauses Act, 1897 such a right is saved by section 217(4) of the 1988 Act-Absence of preference clause in section 81 of the 1988 Act does not destroy the claim for re newal set in motion under the 1939 Act.
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