Supreme Court of India
Avishek Goenka v. Union of India and Anr.
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Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989: r. 100 - Black films on safety glass of the windscreen and windows of motor vehicle - Use of, permissibility - Hf?ld: Alteration to the conditions of the vehicle in a manner contravening the Motor Vehicles Act is not permissible in law c - r. 100(2) provides that the glass of the windscreen and rear 0 window of every motor vehicle shall be such and shall be maintained in such a condition that VLT is not less than 70% and on side windows not less than 50% and would conform to Indian Standards {IS:2553-Part2-1992]- r.100 of the Rules is a valid piece of legislation…
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