Supreme Court of India
Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd. v. Sunil Bansal & Ors.
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Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989 - r 115(14) (as inserted by notification no.GSR 686 ( ) dated 20.10.2004) ... c Mass emission standard - BS-Ill for four wheeled vehicles - Four wheeled vehicles manufactured on and from 1.4.2005 permitted to ply in NCR and certain selected cities only if they have BS-Ill certificate - Vehicles plying on Inter-State Permits -~ or on National Permits or All India Tourist Permits exempted - Petitioner inviting tenders for transportation of LPG Cylinders within NCR from Bahadurgarh to Badarpur Depot - Trucks to comply with BS-Ill emission norms if manufactured
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