Supreme Court of India
New Samundri Transport Co. (p) Ltd v. State of Punjab & Others
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Motor Ve/1ic/es Act, 1939-S. 60 (1 )-Scope of. Section 60 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1939 empowers the State Transport Authority to cancel or suspend a permit granted by it under certain circum stances. The proviso to the section states that no permit shall' be cancelled unless an opportunity has been given to the holder of the permit to furnish his explanation. On receipt of reports and complaints regarding the appellant, the State Transport Commissioner issued a show cauSI! notice to it without speeifying therein the nature of complaints. Action was taken for cenoollation of the permits.
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