Delhi High Court on Wednesday issued a notice to the state government after US-based Taxi Company Uber challenged the rejection of its application for licence to ply.
The court also told Uber that in the absence of a license, it cannot ply on Delhi roads.
Refusing to grant any interim relief to Uber, the court posted the matter for hearing on July 8.
Uber India Technology Pvt Ltd had approached the Delhi High Court last week challenging an order of the city government denying extension of its licence to operate radio cabs in the national capital.
New Delhi’s transport authority had on June 3 rejected the licence applications of Uber citing violation of ban orders imposed by the government last year.
