Supreme Court of India
Mithusinh Pannasinh Chauhan v. Gujarat State Road Transport Corporation & Anr.
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c Motor Vehicles Act, 1988: s. 166 - Compensation - Claimant-appellant met with an accident- Sustained serious head injury and lost his memory - He could neither speak nor move properly due to injuries sustained in the accident -At the time of accident, he was aged 35 years and working as a constable in SRP - His earning was Rs. 1400 P. M - MACT held that claimant had suffered 50% disability and accordingly awarded him a total sum of Rs. 2. 19 lacs as compensation - Corporation and claimant both appealed High Court partly allowed appeal of Corporation and held that the claimant is entitled
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