Supreme Court of India
Sarjoo Prasad Singh v. The State of Bihar & Ors.
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Nationalisation scheme of Bus Routes under s. 68C of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1939-Form under.Rule 94A of the Bihar Motor Vehicles Rules read with Schedule II serial No. 4·, 5 and 6-lnterpretation of-Whether it envisages compulsory existence of private operators side by side with the State operation. Motor Vehicles Act, 1939, Section 68D-Scope of-Whether there should be a finding on each and every separate objection raised. Monopoly of bus routes-Whether permitting the existing private operators to operate till the date of expiry of their permits creates a monopoly. Practice and
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