Supreme Court of India
Ambala Bus Syndicate Pvt. Ltd. v. Chandigarh Administration & Ors.
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Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 – Chapters V & VI; ss. 88 and 98 – Overriding effect provided u/s.98 – Operation of – Appellant, private operator of non-air conditioned bus, was issued inter-State permit by State of Punjab – Appellant claimed counter-signatures on the said permit from the authority of Union Territory (U.T) of Chandigarh for operation of non-air conditioned bus in the said U.T. – Allowed by Single Judge – Division Bench overturned the said view holding that the appellant cannot operate its stage carriages beyond the territory of Punjab in view of the 1998 Scheme of the U.T. of…
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