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No Relief For Rapido: Supreme Court Asks The Company To Move Bombay HC Again

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The Supreme Court refused to entertain a plea filed by bike-taxi company Rapido challenging the Maharashtra government's refusal to provide the company with a two-wheeler taxi aggregator license. The Maharashtra government issued a notification on January 19, 2023, banning the use of non-transport vehicles for aggregation and ride-pooling. In December 2022, Pune's RTO refused to provide a license to Rapido for providing aggregation services for bikes and autos.
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No Relief For Rapido: Supreme Court Asks The Company To Move Bombay HC Again

This case will help determine the legality of companies aggregating two-wheeler bikes for commercial purposes in Maharashtra.

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