Supreme Court of India
Oriental Insurance Co. Ltd. v. Porselvi & Anr
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In view of the above F discussion, there is no merit in this appeal.
Judgment, page 2
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MOTOR VEHICLES ACT, 19eB: Claim for compensation - Liability of insurer - Insurance c cover specifying the date from which it would be operative - High Court holding insurer liable as accident took place on the date on which cover was issued - Held: High Court having not considered the factual position, matter remitted to it for consideration afresh in accordance with law. 0 In the instant appeal filed by the insurer challenging the judgment of the High Court, it was contended for the appellant that the High Court erred in holding it liable on the ground that the accident took place on the
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