Supreme Court of India
Saraswati Devi & Ors. v. State of U.P. & Ors.
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Motor Vehicles Act, 1959, sections 68C and 68D, scope of-Objections involving comparison of the pre-existing road transport services wi1h those prepared in a scheme are relatable to the ingredients of section 68C and are, therefore admissible under section 68D of the Act. "t Uttar Pradesh State Transport Services (Development) Rules, 1958, rules 5(v) and 7(2)(iv), scope of-Summoning of witnesses and production of wit- 11esses, explain~-d. Dismissing the appeal by special leave, the Court HELD: (I) bare reading of sections 68A to contained in Chapter IV- , which was added to the Act by Central
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