Supreme Court of India
Administrator, B.S.R.T.C. v. Ranjana Majhi and Ors.
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Motor Vehicles Act, 1980-Section 166-Compensation-Two parties directed to pay awarded amount in equal shares-First party challenging the award directed by High Court to pay the entire amount awarded without indicating any reasons-Correctness of-Held: Second party did not challenge the direction to pay 50% of amount awarded, in essence accepted the directions, thus High Court could not make out a new case by directing the first party to poy the entire amount as compensation-Thus, amount awarded to be paid equally by both the parties. An accident resulted in the death of Bin which vehicles
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