Supreme Court of India
Ramprasad Balmiki v. Anil Kumar Jain & Ors.
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Motor Vehicles Act, 1988: Motor Vehicle accident - Permanent disability - Claim - Tribunal awarded a sum of Rs. 85, 000/- to the victim - En hanced to Rs. 3, 75, 0001- by High Court observing that extent of injuries suffered was 40% - Correctness of - Held: Amount of compensation should be determined having regard to state of affairs as existing on the date of occurrence - In the instant case, claimant suppressed facts before the Tribunal about his · premature retirement on account of permanent disability - claim for obtaining 100% compensation in lieu of permanent disability must be
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