Supreme Court of India
M/s. Sharma Transports v. The State of Maharashtra & Ors.
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Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989: rr.128(9), 93 - Restriction of carrying luggage on the roof of a tourist vehicle as provided u/s. 128(9) - Validity of - Held: r. 128(9) c specifically provides that in a tourist vehicle, the permit holder should only provide luggage holds at the rear or at the sides ,. or both, of the tourist vehicle with sufficient space and size - When the Rules specifically make a provision in regard to the .. place where luggage holds shall be provided by necessary c implication, it goes to exclude all the other places of the tourist vehicle for being used as luggage
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