Supreme Court of India
T.V. Nataraj and Ors. Etc. v. State of Karnataka and Ors. Etc.
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Motor Vehicles Act, 1939-S.68- -:-Notification of route-Excluding completely or partially private operators from plying on notified route-Whether excludes operators of inter-State route also-Suggestion for framing proper legislation-Or taking appropriate steps so as to avoid incon·. venience to public--Reiterated. The appellants were permlt·holders of stage carriages operating on inter-State route having starting point at one or the other place in Kar· nataka and termini in Tamil Nadu.
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