Supreme Court of India
Kishanchand Narsinghdas Bhatia v. State Transport Appellate Authority & Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950, Art. 13&- Decision on question of fact by State Transport Authorities-Interference by Supreme Court in appeal by special leave. The Regional Transport Authority renewed a stage carriage permit in favour of the appellant. The State Transport Appellate Authority set aside the order in apl""'I, and granted the permit to the 3rd respondent. One of the considerallons that prevailed with the Appellate Authority was that the 3rd :respondent bad offered to put into service an air cooled 1965-model vehicle. The order of the Appellate Authority was confirmed by the High
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