Supreme Court of India
Prakash Chandra Sahu v. State Transport Authority and Ors.
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Motor Vehicles Act, 1988: S.87-Permanent Stage Carriage Permit granted under 1939 Act-Renewal of-Permit expired after coming into force of 1988 Act-Ap plication for renewal of permit-Held, in view of decision of this Court* if any permit was renewed under the provisions of 1988 Act, the renewal .was to be treated to be a temporary permit u/s. 87; and before expiry thereof parties would make an application afresh and seek permit in accordance with law-lf the appellant has any right for grant of permi~ these same has to be in accordance with law-Necessary application which comes to be made in
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