grant of a learner's licence for HMV, mandates that a
person must have held a driving licence for a Light
Motor Vehicle ... licence or even a learner's licence for HMV as of
02.06.2012, which was less than one year later.
Accordingly, Licence
present Revision
Petition is whether a person holding a Driving Licence for Light Motor
Vehicle (LMV) - Commercial is legally authorised to drive a motorcycle ... ground that the deceased did not possess a valid motorcycle
driving licence was within the scope if the policy?
12. Under Section
present Revision
Petition is whether a person holding a Driving Licence for Light Motor
Vehicle (LMV) - Commercial is legally authorised to drive a motorcycle ... ground that the deceased did not possess a valid motorcycle
driving licence was within the scope if the policy?
12. Under Section
that, the husband of non applicant was not holding the valid driving
licence at the time of accident and therefore the non applicant ... negligence of Tractor driver,
and not due to fault of husband of non applicant. The offence was
registered against the Tractor driver
that, the husband of non applicant was not holding the valid driving
licence at the time of accident and therefore the non applicant ... negligence of Tractor driver,
and not due to fault of husband of non applicant. The offence was
registered against the Tractor driver
dated 22.07.2010 whereby private respondents came
to be appointed as Drivers/Tractor Drivers in Sher-e-Kashmir
University of Agricultural Sciences & Technology of Jammu ... Literate with valid hill driving licence." The applicant claims that he
possessed matriculation qualification, valid hill driving licence and
about 12 years' driving
Manmeet Singh Ahluwalia vs Revenue on 15 January, 2026
Central Administrative Tribunal
Principal Bench,
New
Exotic Granite Llp vs Kutch (Gandhidham) on 3 March, 2026
Customs, Excise & Service Tax
Bittu vs State Of Uttar Pradesh on 29 January, 2026
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Bittu vs State Of Uttar Pradesh on 29 January, 2026
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