Amendment status not verified — confirm the current text below against the official source.
Sub-S. (13) omitted, ibid ( w.e.f. 14-11-1994 ). Prior to its omission, sub-S. (13) read as under :- “(13) The appropriate authority shall, in considering an application for a national permit, have regard to the following matters, namely :- (a) no national permit shall be issued – (i) to an individual owner so as to exceed five national permits in its own name ; (ii) to a company so as to exceed ten valid national permits in its own name ; (b) the restriction under clause (a) regarding the number of permits to be issued shall not apply to the State transport undertakings ; (c) in computing the number of permits for the purposes of clause (a), the number of permits held by an applicant in the name of any other person and the permits held by any company of which such applicant is a director shall also be taken into account.” issued as may be specified in such permit in accordance with the choice indicated in the application. Corresponding Law. - Section 88 corresponds to section 63 of the motor vehicles act, 1939. Objects and Reasons. - Clause 88 lays down the procedure for validation for use outside the region in which the permit is granted, for entering into an agreement between the States regarding the number of permits to be granted or counter-signed in each State on inter-State routes, for the issue of temporary permits to be valid in another State without the process of counter-signature in the other State, it also provides that national permit for goods carriages issued in one state and permits for 124 tourist vehicle issued in one state shall without counter signature in other state be valid throughout India, without a limit in the number of vehicles for which such permits may be granted but with certain limit on the holding of such permits by both individuals and companies.