Supreme Court of India
The State of Uttar Pradesh v. Bansraj
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Motor Ve'/iicle-Driving in contravention of terms of permit Drioer, .if liable-Motor Vehicles Act (IV of r939), ss. 42(I) and r23. The respondents who were drivers, not being owners, were found driving motor vehicles in contravention of the terms of the permits granted under s. 42(1) of the Motor Vehicles Act. They were prosecuted and were convicted under s. r23 of the Act and sentenced to pay fine. The High Court held that under s. 42(1) it was the owner alone who was interdicted from using or permitting the use of the vehicle save in accordance with the conditions of the permit and that,
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