7897 7901 8077 86 8115 34 7969 78 4591 4598 of 1983 788 92 1360 2225 2365 67 of 1982 7924 52 8049 50 7963 68 8087 92 8093 97 8137 69 5824 5818 5233 4578 4577 4574 4576 8047 48 of 1983 7490 92/82 3560 5625 5830 6071 75 6083 90 6098 6101 6102 29 6180 88 7046 47 7495 7613 14 7622 26 7656 60 7663 68 7670 82 8003 8005 8006 4583 8434 40 8427 33 5356 64 7618 21 7655 8391 93 3326 3939 6133 79 of 1983 9347 7800 and 9803 of 1982.
armed with this power the state transport authority of karnataka state in all granted 36 such permits.
62 of the act granted temporary all india tourist permits to them.
the judgment of the companyrt was delivered by desai j. appellants and petitioners in this group of appeals and special leave petition and writ petitions are persons who have obtained or were desirous of obtaining temporary tourist permits valid for the whole of india styled as all india tourist permit.
63 7 of the act filed writ petitions in the high companyrt of karnataka.
1735 06 of 1981 appeal by special leave from the judgment and order dated the 19th may 1981 of the karnataka state transport appellate tribunal bangalore in appeal number.
from the proceedings dated 6th october 1981 of the secretary karnataka state transport authority bangalore in subject number 165 of 1981.
following the decision of the high companyrt large number of appeals pending before the state transport appellate authority were dismissed and the appellants whose appeals were dismissed have approached this companyrt under art.
the chronumberogy of events leading to the appeals and writ petitions may be briefly stated.
it appears that several persons applied for temporary all india tourist permits to the state transport authority of karnataka state.
there were thus 14 vacancies.
3 to 11 in the writ petition in the high companyrt and who are appellants in this companyrt preferred appeals to state transport appellate tribunal.
on the request of the present appellants the high companyrt granted a certificate under art.
63 7 number exceeding 50 in number.
appeals from the judgment and order dated the 18th december 1980 of the karnataka high companyrt in writ petitions number.
for the appearing parties k. venugopal r. b. datar ms.
with civil appeal number 31 34 of 1981.
643 and 644 of 1980.
in other words whether the power companyferred by sec.
and special leave petition number 2275 of 1982.
21090 and 21339 of 1980.
original jurisdiction writ petitions number.
and civil appeals number.
63 of the motor vehicles act 1939 act for short with effect from october 1 1970 empowering state transport authority in each state for the purpose of promoting tourism to grant permits valid for the whole or any part of india in respect of such number of tourist vehicles as the central government may in respect of that state specify in this behalf.
ramasesh p. k. pillai r. p. bhatt swaraj kaushal m. veerappa and a. k. sharma.
singh s. javali n. k sharma harbans lal r. n. poddar n. s. das bahl v. g. mehta v. k. verma p. r. mridul vineet kumar c. s. vaidyanathan n. nettar b. r. l. iyengar p.r.
madhu mool chandani n. bhatt a. t. m. sampath p. n. ramalingam b.p.
these applications for the permits were rejected and some of the applicants who were respondent number.
by a companymon judgment the division bench of the high companyrt allowed the writ petitions inter alia on the ground that the grant of a permit under sec.
7 was inserted in sec.
sub sec.
hence some appeals by certificate.
under article 32 of the companystitution of india .
the central government specified that the state transport authority in each state may grant permit as contemplated by sec.
the appellate tribunal purporting to exercise power under sec.
some of the holders of regular permits granted under sec.
44 of the act to grant temporary all india tourist permits ?
