Supreme Court of India
Parmeshwari v. Amir Chand & Ors.
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Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 - s.166 - Motor Accident - T-'" , Right leg of appellant-claimant fractured - Appellant suffered c 32% permanent disability- Her leg was shortened by two inch - PW1, one of the witnesses to the accident, took the appellant to the doctor's clinic from where she was referred ·to a Nursing Home in Hisar - Appellant filed complaint in the office of SSP Hisar which was sent in original by SSP Hisar to SSP Hanumangarh - Compensation claim - Tribunal awarded to the appellant, compensation of Rs.1,36,5471- along with 9% .,,, . interest - High Court set aside the award of the
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