Supreme Court of India
Prakash Chand Daga v. Saveta Sharma & Ors.
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Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 – ss.2(30), 50 and 177 – Compensation – Appellant, original owner of a car, sold the said vehicle to the first respondent – Vehicle got involved in an accident – Second respondent received injuries – Claim petition by second respondent – Tribunal assessed compensation at Rs.12.47 lakhs and the liability was fastened on the driver and first respondent – High Court modified the award to the extent that the Insurance Company was liable to make compensation to the claimant and the Insurance Company was given recovery rights to recover the same from the…
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