Supreme Court of India
The State of West Bengal & Ors. v. Mani Bhushan Kumar
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Motor Vehicles Act, 1988: ss.66, 88(1), (7) - Seizure of vehicle for want of valid permit - Temporary permit issued to the respondent by State Transport Authority, Bihar to ply stage carriage vehicle for route Motihari in Bihar to Siliguri in West Bengal - Temporary permit not counter signed by the State Transport Authority, West Bengal - Seizure of vehicle by Motor Vehicle Department at Siliguri - Challenged - Held: The State of West Bengal and the State of Bihar had entered into a reciprocal agreement in 1988 for issue of a certain number of permits, however, the State Transport Authority,
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