Supreme Court of India
Sri Rama Vilas Service (p) Ltd. v. C. Chandrasekaran & Ors
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December 9 Motor Vehicles Act, 1939 (4of1939) s. 47(1) (a) and Constitu tion of India, Art. 226.-Consideration in granting permit-Mean ing of Public interest-if writ of certiorari can be issued on questions of fact. . The Regional Transport Authority granted one stage carriage permit to the appellant. On appeal, the State Transport Appel- 870 SUPREME COURT REPORTS [1964] 1963 late Tribunal took the view that the appellant was a monopolist over a distance .of 18 miles which was a part of the route in ques Sri Rama Vilas tion and so, it rejected the application for a permit made by the
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