Supreme Court of India
H. C. Narayanappa and Others v. The State of Mysore and Others
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Transport Business-Stage carriages-Exclusion of private operators-Competence of Parliament to create monopolies-Grant of monopoly to State for transport business-Scheme framed by State for State Transport Undertaking-Legality-Motor Vehicles Act, 1939 (IV of 1939), Ch. IV , ss. 68C, 68D (2)--Constitution of India, Arts. 12, 13(3)(a), 19(l)(g), 19(6), 298, Seventh Schedule, List II, entry 26, List III, entries 21, 35. In exercise of the powers conferred by s. 68C of the Motor Vehicles Act 1939, the General Manager of the Mysore Govern ment Road Transport Departmem published a scheme for the
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