Supreme Court of India
Road Transport Company v. Bhan Singh and Anr.
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Motor Vehicles Act, 1939 : Section 95 (2) (b) (ii) Passenger bus-Insurance Policy-- 'Act onzy' policy-Basic premium paid for comprehensive risk to cover loss or damage to the bus only- c Additional premium of Rs. 300 paid to cover risk of passenger-Held : Liability of insurance company limited to Rs. 5,000 per passenger and Rs. 7 5, 000 in all. The appellant's passenger bus met with an accident because of rash and negligent driving by its driver.…
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