Supreme Court of India
Vimal Kanwar & Ors. v. Kishore Dan & Ors.
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Motor Vehicle Act, 1988: s. 166 - Fatal accident - Compensation - Computation of - Deductions. - Held: Provident Fund, Pension, Insurance, receivable by heirs on account of victim's death will not come within the periphery of the Act to be termed as 'pecuniary c advantage' liable for deduction. 0 s. 166 - Fatal accident - Compensation - Compassionate appointment -Deductions towards 'pecuniary advantage' - Held: Compassionate appointment cannot be termed as 'pecuniary advantage' and any amount received on such appointment is not liable for deduction for determining the compensation. s. 166 -
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