Supreme Court of India

Ram Gopal v. Anant Prasad and Another

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Reported as [1959] SUPP. 2 S.C.R. 692
Bench S.K. Das J.
Decided 21 April 1959

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Appeal-Maintainability-Permit to run stage carriage-Appli­ cation for renewal-New applicant's application for permit-Order by State Transport Authority renewing permit but no order passed on new applicant's application-Appeal to Appellate Tribunal against order granting renewal-Whether appeal competent-Motor Vehicles Act, r939 (4 of r939), ss. 47, 57,. 58, 64. The appellant who was the holder of a permit to run a stage carriage, which was about to expire, rna<le an application to the State Transport Authority for its renewal for a further period. The respondent made a representation against

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