Supreme Court of India
Raman v. Uttar Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam Ltd. & Ors.
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Electricity Act, 2003 - s. 68 - Electrocution - Compensation - Four year old boy suffered 100% permanent disability in electrocution accident - Boy lost all the amenities and became a deadwood throughout his fife - Award of Rs. 60 fakhs compensation by Single Judge of the High Court - Rs. 30 fakhs to be deposited in a fixed deposit account jointly in the name of the claimant in a nationalized Bank, which would be available to the claimant on attaining age of majority, and in case he does not survive, deposit amount would be revert back to the respondents- Remaining amount of Rs. 30 fakhs to
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