Supreme Court of India
P. Kumaraswamy v. State Transport Appellate Tribunal, Madras and Anr.
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Moto.r Vehicles Act 1939, Sec. 47(1) Sec. 68A(a)-Rules framed by Tamil Nadu gdi:ernment under Motor Vehicles Act-Whether rules can be discarded in the name of Public interest in Sec. 47(1)-Whetheir rules to be supplemented by public interest-'°rder of the Tribunal excluding a relevant factor whether lia.ble to be qua.shed. Many applicants for one permit for a short route pressed their claims before the Regional Transport Authority under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1939. The Transport Authority evaluated the relevant merits and awarded the permit to the appellant. The system of marks under the
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