The following shall be conditions of every permit
(a) that the vehicle to which the permit relates carries valid certificate of fitness issued under section 56 and is at all times so maintained as to comply with the requirements of this Act and the rules made thereunder;
(b) that the vehicle to which the permit relates is not driven at a speed exceeding the speed permitted under this Act;
(c) that any prohibition or restriction imposed any fares or freight fixed by notification made under section 67 are observed in connection with the vehicle to which the permit relates;
(d) that the vehicle to which the permit relates is not driven in contravention of the provisions of section 5 or section 113;
(e) that the provisions of this Act limiting the hours of work of drivers are observed in connection with any vehicle or vehicles to which the permit relates;
(f) that the provisions of Chapters X, XI and XII so far as they apply to the holder of the permit are observed; and
(g) that the name and address of the operator shall be painted or otherwise firmly affixed to every vehicle to which the permit relates on the exterior of the body of that vehicle on both sides thereof in a colour or colours vividly contrasting to the colour of the vehicle centered as high as practicable below the window line in bold letters.
Legal Commentary & Landmark Judgments: Section 84
Section 84 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 prescribes mandatory statutory conditions impliedly attached to every transport permit, including vehicle maintenance, compliance with speed limits, driver working hours, anti-smuggling prohibitions, and insurance validity.
In MACT trials and regulatory audit proceedings, Section 84 conditions are non-negotiable. If defending an insured against police seizure or permit suspension under Section 86, demonstrate that mechanical fitness, driver logbooks, and tax receipts were up to date, proving absence of willful default under Section 84.