Supreme Court of India
Punjab Roadways Moga through its General Manager v. Punja Sahib Bus and Transport Co. and Ors.
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Motor Vehicles Act, 1988: ss.98, 99, 100, 102, 104 and proviso to s.104 - Scheme published on 9th August 1990 as amended - Stage carriage permit - Scheme providing for a ratio with regard to grant of permits ofl notified routes between the STUs and private operators - Power to cancel/modify the scheme or change the ratio fixed - Held: Such power rests with the State Government and is not conferred on the RTA - No private operator has right to clafm regular permit to operate his service on any part of notified area/route upsetting • the ratio prescribed in the scheme except on a temporary…
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