Supreme Court of India
D. M. Thippeswamy v. The Mysore Appellate Tribunal and Ors.
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What the Court ordered
For the reasons mentioned abpve this ·appeal fails and the same is dismissed.
Judgment, page 8
From the headnote
Motor Vehicles Act, 1939.-:Ss. 63(1), 68(c) and 68( )-'An existing p,rmit ho/der'-meaning ·of-Who can cancel an existing permit of a Transport operator under s. 68F(2)' of the Act. The appellant, a transport operator, obtained a permit from the Regio· naj. Transport Authority for an inter-State route from Mysore State tq Andhra Pradesh. Even before this permit was issued to him, the State of Myoore had notified a draft scheme under s. 68(c) of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1939, providing for the operation of the trunk routes by the State Transport undertaking in the Bellary District. M.S.R.T. ., a
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Of those, 1 mentioned
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