Supreme Court of India
A. Viswanathan v. State Transport Appellate Tribunal, Pondicherry & Another
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Motor Vehicles Act, 1939: Sections 46, 57, 62 & 47(1A)-lssue of temporary permits by R. T. . repeatedly for a long number of years- Whether permissible-Temporary permits to be effective for limited -= y period of 4 months-Stage carriage permits-Reservation for Scheduled c Castes, Scheduled Tribes-Constitutionally valid. Respondent No. I-State Transport Appellate Tribunal set aside ·-t a temporary permit to ply a stage carriage on the Pondicberry-Madras route issued under s.62 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1939 in favour of the appellant, and granted it in favour of respondent no. 2 for the
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