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Supreme Court relief for BS-IV vehicle owners

New Delhi: In a big relief to thousands of consumers, the Supreme Court on Thursday allowed registration of BS-IV vehicles, which were purchased till March 31 but could not be registered due to the lockdown before the March 31 deadline....

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Updated At : 12:53 PM Aug 14, 2020 IST

New Delhi: In a big relief to thousands of consumers, the Supreme Court on Thursday allowed registration of BS-IV vehicles, which were purchased till March 31 but could not be registered due to the lockdown before the March 31 deadline. — IANS

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