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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Motor Accidents Claims Tribunal (MACT)"
Pay & Recover Principle | Insurer Not Liable If Owner Fails To Prove He Verified Competency Of Offending Driver Before Employment: MP High Court
Damages Involving Motor Vehicles Must Be Adjudicated By Motor Accident Claim Tribunal, Consumer Forums Do Not Have Jurisdiction: NCDRC
MACT Can't Withhold Compensation Even If Vehicle Owner Failed To Furnish Security; Didn't Meet Apex Court Guidelines: Madhya Pradesh High Court
Motor Accident Claims - Social Status Of Deceased To Be Considered If There's No Definite Proof Of Income: Supreme Court
Sikkim High Court Refuses To Invoke 'Pay & Recover' Principle Where Licensed Driver Hired By Insured Handed Over Vehicle To Unlicensed Driver
Insurance Company Not Liable To Unauthorised Passengers Traveling In Offending Vehicle, Pay & Recover Principle Not Applicable: J&K High Court
Maha Govt Too Lazy To Fulfil Duties, 40% Vacancy at MACT Mumbai, No Registrar Since 2019 – Bar Association Moves Bombay HC
Misled By Claimant's Counsel, Bombay High Court Apologises To MACT Assistant Registrar For Making Strong Remarks
Order 41 Rule 33 CPC: Karnataka High Court Enhances Motor Accident Compensation Payable To Injured In Appeal By Insurance Company
Provident Fund & Other Pecuniary Benefits Received By Legal Heirs Of Deceased Have No Co-Relation With Motor Accident Claim: J&K&L High Court
Preponderance Of Probability & Not Strict Principles Of Proof Like In Criminal Case Applicable In Motor Accident Claims: J&K&L High Court
Non-Incorporation Of Finer Elements Of Pleadings In A Petition Under Motor Vehicles Act Not Necessarily Fatal For Claimant: J&K&L High Court
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