The Learned Single Judge dismissed the application.
P. Madurai Pillai and G. Aiyalu Naidu were permitted to ply their vehicles under interim orders of stay.
On January 19, 1958, the Regional Transport Authority, Salem, selected P. Madurai Pillai and rejected the other applications.
Seven applicants filed appeals against the order.
G. Aiyalu Naidus vehicle was seized by his financiers and he companyld number companytinue the service.
P. Madurai Pillai filed a writ petition in the Madras High Court for quashing the order of the Appellate Tribunal.
When the writ appeal came up for hearing before the Divisional Bench it dismissed the appeal as infructuous.
On October 8, 1952 the Appellate Tribunal set aside the order and directed that the permit be given to G. Aiyalu Naidu.
They observed There is a vacancy number with regard to the permit, and it is open to the appellant to companytend before the companycerned authorities that he is entitled to the gran c the permit.
As he companyld number produce the vehicle the Regional Transport Authority refused to renew his permit.
P. Madurai Pillai tiled an appeal against the order.
Bachawat, J. Twenty four applicants applied for the stage carriage permit on the route Salem to Vembadithalani.
Thereafter, P. Madurai Pillai died and his legal representatives have filed the present appeal after obtaining special leave.During the pendency of the appeal.
