Supreme Court of India
Supri Advertising & Entertainment Pvt. Ltd. v. Dr. Anahita Pandole & Ors.
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Traffic hazards: Mobile hoarding vehicles - Writ petition challenging permission granted by Municipal Corporation to various advertising agencies for display of hoardings - c Directions of High Court that these vehicles should not be parked on main roads of city or even the carriage ways and should not obstruct free flow of traffic in any manner - Also directions to concerned Police authorities and competent authorities in the Corporation and registering authorities to take action against such vehicles - Justification of - Held: High Court was not justified in questioning permission granted
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