Supreme Court of India
National Insurance Co.ltd. v. Mam Chand and Anr.
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Motor Vehicles Act, 1988: S. 166-Motor accident claim-Appeal-Parties for adjudication of liability-Claim petition by injured against insurer and owner of vehicle- Allowed by Tribunal and insurer held liable to pay claim-amount-Appeal by insurer challenging fixation of liability and arraying claimant and owner of vehicle as respondents-High Court holding that claimant need not be issued notice-Held, since the controversy in th~ matter is linked with entitlement of claimant to receive the amount from insurer, the claimant is required to be heard. Respondent no. 1 filed a claim petition under
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