Supreme Court of India
Central Bank of India v. Jagbir Singh
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Consumer Protection Act, 1986 - s.14(1)(d) - Motor accident - Compensation - Liability - Vehicle purchased · with loan sanctioned by the Bank to the owner of the vehicle - Initially vehicle insured, however; on the date of accident vehicle not insured with any of the insurance 0 company - Said vehicle involved in the accident - Award of compensation against the owner of the vehicle - Liability of the financer-creditor bank - Held: Liability of the creditor bank, to get the vehicle insured is only till the vehicle comes out on the road - Creditor bank is not liable to get the insurance policy…
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