Supreme Court of India
All Delhi Cycle Rickshaw Operators Union Etc. v. Municipal Corporation of Delhi & Ors. Etc.
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Delhi Municipal Corporation Act, 1957, section 481(J)(L)(5), scope of-Power to make bye law regulating the keeping or plying for hire a cycle rickshaw in De/hi-Whether, the Bye-law 3(1) of the Cycle Rickshaw Bye-laws, 1960 restricting the number of licence to only one and the grant only to the owner of a cycle rickshaw either to keep or to ply for hire, is within the scope of the power conferred on the autho rity-Whether the said bye-law is opposed to Article 19(J)(g) of the Constitution. Section 481(1) of the Delhi Mnnlcipal Corporation Act, 1957 em powers the Corporation to mBke
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