Supreme Court of India
Yogeshwar Jaiswal, Etc, Etc. v. State Transport Appellate Tribunal and Ors.
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What the Court ordered
We are of the view that it is needless at this stage to go into the grounds in detail on which the Tribunal and the High Court found that the orders of the Regional Transport Authority were untenable since nearly fourteen years have elapsed form the date of publication of the scheme.
Judgment, page 9
From the headnote
Motor Vehicles Act 1939 Sections 68C, 680 and 68F: Stage ca"fages of State Transport Undertaking-Exclusive operation of Dra/t scheme published-No decision taken thereon by State Government for nine ve4rs-lncrecued transport facllitles-Need and necessity arising-Regional Transport Undertaking granting temporary permits-Action whether valid and fetal-Statutory duty Imposed by section 68C-Speedy exercise with due regard to public interest-N~ees1lty of. · Admlnistratl1e Law : Statutory duty-Delay in perforn1ance of-Abuse of process of law-To be remedied by Court. Practice and Proudure : Motor
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