Supreme Court of India
Jagannatham & Bros. v. Sowdambigai Motol\.s Service
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Motor Vehicles-Application for •tage carriage permit- Regional Transport Authority granted permit-Grant sel aaid• by Transport Appellate Tribunal without giving reasons for preference-Vilidity of the order-Duty of Appellate '.l'ribunal- .Motor Vehicles Act, 1939 (IV of 1939). The appellant, as well as respondents I and 2 and others, had applied !or the grant of stage carriage permit. The Regio- nal Transport Authority granted a permit to each of the two respondents. The appellallt aggrieved by this order preferred an appeal before the State Transport Appellate Tribunal. The Appellate Tribunal
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