Statutes should be interpreted by Courts in a reasonable, just and sensible manner: Supreme Court

While dismissing a Special Leave petition which was filed against a Rajasthan High Court order, the Supreme Court observed that statutes must be interpreted in a just, sensible and reasonable manner. In the instant case, the SLP petitioner( Commercial Tax Officer) argued that a single transaction of purchase of motor vehicle does not bring a

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