Supreme Court of India
Mrs. Hafizun Begum v. Md. Ikram Heque & Ors.
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Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, Section 166: Motor Accident-Death-Claim Petition-Legal heirs not dependent c on deceased-Ellfitlement to-Held: All or any of the legal representatives of the deceased became entitled to claim compensation and could file a claim petition in connection thereof in terms of provisions under Section 166(/ )(c) of the Act-Liability does not cease because of absence of dependency- Since the basic issue has not been elaborate(v dealt with by the High Court, " the matter is remitted to the High Court for decision afresh-Code of civil )· Procedure, 1908; s. 2(11)-Arbitartion
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