Supreme Court of India
A.P.S.R.T.C. v. Regional Transport Authority and Ors.
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Motor. Vehicles Act, 1988: s.99-Nationalization of mofussil service-Exclusion of private operators-Exception providing that existing town services operating on notified routes not to be affected-Effect of-Held, under the Scheme entire mofussil service is covered-There is complete exclusion of all private operators holding stage carriage permits on proposed routes as well as those holding such permits on routes overlapping completely or partially with the proposed route- Under the Exception only existing operators, and not fresh applicants or future applicants, are eligible for permits.
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