Supreme Court of India
V. C. K. Bus Service Ltd. v. The Regional Transport Authority, Coimbatore.
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Road Transport-Permit for stage carriage-Renewal-W he th er a continuation of the original permit-Whether subject to implied condition of validity of the original permit-Motor Vehicles Act, 1939 (IV of 1939), ss. 57, 58. The appellant was granted a permit for stage carriage hy the Regional Transport Authority under the provisions of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1939, but on appeal to the appellate authority, the Central Road Traffic Board, by the unsuccessful applicants the order granting the permit was set aside and the order of the Central Road Traffic Board was appro\'ed hy the Government in
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