Supreme Court of India
Sant Lal v. Rajesh & Ors. Etc.
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Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 - ss.3, 10(2), 2(21) - Transport . vehicle - Whether a driver who is having a licence to drive 'light motor vehicle' (LMV) and is driving 'transport vehicle' of that class is required additionally to obtain an endorsement to drive a transport vehicle - Driver having licence to drive LMV can drive such a transport vehicle of LMV class and there is no necessity to obtain separate endorsement - In the instant case, tractor attached with the trolley was transport vehicle of the category of light motor vehicle - Therefore, there was no breach of conditions of the policy.
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