March, 7.
1 granting temporary permits to the State of Bombay.
On August 27, 1959, the petitioner filed the present petition in this Court under art.
C. Setalvad, Attorney General for India, B. Sen,R. Gopalakrishnan R. H. Dhebar and T. M. Sen, for the respondents.
The petitioner again moved the High Court which thereupon quashed the order of respondent No.
On May 27, 1958, the petitioner applied for renewal of its existing permits.
1 granted temporary permits to the petitioner which were later extended to July 20, 1959.
On July 18, 1959, respondent No.
Thereafter, on March 20, 1959, the respondent No.
The first respondent rejected the application of the petitioner and granted those of the State of Bombay.
1 purporting to carry out the directions of the High Court, reconsidered the petitioners applications for renewal and the applications of the State of Bombay for permits and rejected the petitioners applications while allowing those of the State of Bombay.
In the meantime on some date which does number appear on the record, the petitioner had been granted temporary permits up to December 31, 1958.
226 of the Constitution and the High Court quashed the orders of respondents Nos.
1 dated July 18, 1959, restraining the State of Bombay from applying for permits save under the provisions of Chapter IVA and respondent No.
The petitioner appealed to the second respondent but its appeal was rejected.
On the expire of its temporary permits on December 31, 1958, the petitioner would have been unable to run any of its buses and it therefore moved the High Court at Bombay under art.
With the reasons of this order of the High Court we are number companycerned.
1 and 2 and directed the applications of the petitioner and the State of Bombay for the permits to be reconsidered.
Various objections were filed against the scheme and numberhing further appears to have been done to make the scheme final.
Respondent No.
1, however, without reconsidering the applications as directed by the High Court, granted temporary permits to the State of Bombay.
On June 1, 1959, the State of Bombay published a scheme under s. 68C in Chapter IVA of the Act.
