The case brief involves Shri Tanvir Singh vs The Director of Transport regarding the suspension of Singh's driver's license. The licensing authority suspended Singh's license for 5 years and imposed a Rs. 10,000 penalty for alleged dangerous driving without a hearing. The High Court quashed the suspension order, finding that suspending the license without a hearing was improper. The court directed that Singh's license be returned within a week.
The case brief involves Shri Tanvir Singh vs The Director of Transport regarding the suspension of Singh's driver's license. The licensing authority suspended Singh's license for 5 years and imposed a Rs. 10,000 penalty for alleged dangerous driving without a hearing. The High Court quashed the suspension order, finding that suspending the license without a hearing was improper. The court directed that Singh's license be returned within a week.
The case brief involves Shri Tanvir Singh vs The Director of Transport regarding the suspension of Singh's driver's license. The licensing authority suspended Singh's license for 5 years and imposed a Rs. 10,000 penalty for alleged dangerous driving without a hearing. The High Court quashed the suspension order, finding that suspending the license without a hearing was improper. The court directed that Singh's license be returned within a week.
Shri Tanvir singh vs The Director; (Writ petition no.5526(W) of 2020); (Section 183,184,185,189 of The Motor Vehicle Act, 1988); FACTS: The challenge in the writ petition is that vide order no. 1202 dated may 26, 2020 the Respondent no. 2, that is, the Andaman and Nicobar Islands Licensing Authority, Directorate of Transport, had directed the petitioner to deposit a penalty of Rs. 10,000/- unilaterally without hearing the Petitioner, for alleged dangerous driving, under Section 184 of The Motor Vehicle Act, 1988. The Andaman and Nicobar Islands Licensing Authority, Directorate of Transport, suspended the license of Petitioner for a period of five years. ISSUE: Whether the suspension of license is pertinent? JUDGEMENT: The Hon’ble High Court of Calcutta on july 8th ,2020 by a single judge bench of Justice Sabyasachi Bhattacharya held, that WP 5526(W) of 2020 is allowed, thereby quashing the orders impugned therein, bearing order no. 1202 dated may 26, 2020, and order no. 1336 dated june 15, 2020. The court directed the Respondents to return the Petitioner’s driving licence to the petitioner within a week .