Supreme Court of India
Machindranath Kernath Kasar v. D.S. Mylarappa & Ors.
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Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 : I s. 166 - Claim petitions by passengers of bus and its driver - Injured in a collision 1 between a bus and a truck - c Tribunal holding that bus driver, and not the truck driver, was driving the vehicle in a rash and negligent manner - Claim petitions of passengers allowed and that of driver rejected - High Court rejecting claim petition of bus driver observing that he having not questioned finding of tribunal in passengers' 0 petitions regarding his negligence and the findings having J become final, he was bound thereby - Held: Claimant-bus driver was fully aware
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