Supreme Court of India
A. S. T. Arunachalam Pillai v. M/s. Southern Roadways (private) Ltd.
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In the result the appeal fails and is dismissed with costs, Appeal dismissed. --
Judgment, page 25
From the headnote
Motor Vehicles-Stage carriage permits, variation of-] urisdic tion of Regional Transport Officer-State Government's power of revision-Motor Vehicles Act, I939 (4 of I939l. as amended by the Madras Act, 2oof I948, ss. 44A, 64A. The question for decision in this appeal was whether the Regional Transport Officer under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1939, as amended by the Madras State Legislature, had the power to vary the terms of a stage carriage permit granted under that Act. The appellant, holder of a stage carriage permit, applied on July t9, 1954, to the Regional Transport Officer for a
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