MISHRA, J.
1. The question raised is whether for the drivers having licence to
drive light motor vehicles there is a necessity of obtaining endorsement ... provision is extracted hereinbelow :
“2(10) “driving licence" means the licence issued by a competent authority
under Chapter II authorising the person specified therein
MISHRA, J.
1. The question raised is whether for the drivers having licence to
Signature Not Verified drive light motor vehicles there is a necessity ... provision is extracted hereinbelow :
“2(10) “driving licence" means the licence issued by a
competent authority under Chapter II authorising the person
specified therein
compensation from him.
Further, the driver of the Tractor was also having valid driving
licence issued by the concerned Authority to drive the Tractor.
Hence ... driving licence to ride such class of Motor Cycle and the entire
negligence is on the part of the driver of the offending Tractor
bearing
respondent No. 2 was not having a valid
driving licence to drive the tractor trolley.
Otherwise too, the same was not being used for
agricultural ... decided 26.10.2009 held that the driver, who was
driving a tractor, was holding a licence to drive car,
jeep and motor cycle only, is also
transport vehicle and the driver
having a non-transport licence can drive an agriculture tractor. In
this regard, reliance can be placed upon the case ... Apex Court that a person having a valid driving
licence to drive a tractor continues to have a valid licence to drive
that tractor even
respondent No. 2 was not having a
valid driving licence to drive the tractor trolley. Otherwise too,
the same was not being used for agricultural ... respondent No. 2
was holding a valid and effective licence to drive the tractor
trolley nor the same was being used in consonance with
tractor and trailer was not holding valid and effective driving
licence to drive the tractor and trailer and hence, the order
passed ... tractor-trailor was not at all holding driving licence to
drive the tractor-trailor. One of the conditions of the policy is
that the owner
because a trailer was attached to the tractor and
the tractor was used for carrying goods, the licence to
drive a tractor becomes ineffective ... itself does not
make that tractor or motor vehicle a transport vehicle. The
tractor or motor vehicle remains a tractor or motor
vehicle
driver of a tractor attached
with trolley in a situation where the driver had only a LMV/tractor licence. The
vehicle was admittedly insured ... nature of driving licence as
well. By the expressions employed in Section 3 of the Motor Vehicles Act a tractor
which by itself is only
deceased was holding a valid and effective
driving licence, however, since the tractor fell into a
muddy and slushy rivulet, therefore, its documents ... licence of the
deceased could not be traced out. They all have
stated in one voice that the licence was issued by a
Licencing Authority
