Supreme Court of India
United India Insurance Co. Ltd. v. -
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Public Interest Litigation – Suo moto invocation – Payment of fees to empanelled advocates – FAO pertaining to motor accident matter – Non-appearance of the empanelled lawyers of the Insurance Companies – Counsel representing the insurance companies bringing their plight to the notice of the Single Judge highlighting that these insurance companies were manipulating guidelines/fee structures approved by GIPSA – Single Judge treating the issue as of public importance, passed an order for suo moto registration of Public Interest Litigation – Reference placed before the Division Bench – Issuance…
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