Supreme Court of India
Erudhaya Priya v. State Express Transport Corporation Ltd.
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Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 – s. 166 – Tamil Nadu Motor Vehicles Accident Claims Tribunal Rules, 1989 – r.3(1) – Appellant was travelling in a bus owned by the respondent-State Corporation – The Bus collided with a stationary lorry, which resulted in multiple injuries to numerous passengers including the appellant – The injuries to the appellant were grievous – She suffered a disability of 31.1% of the whole body – The appellant filed a claim petition u/s. 166 of MV Act r/w.
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