Supreme Court of India
Kalim Khan & Others v. Fimidabee & Others
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Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 – ss. 165 and 166 – Claim petition – Maintainability of – Compensation – Liability of insurer – Blasting operation carried out in the field of the owner, for digging of the well using battery of the tractor – Stone fell on decease d leading to his death – Tribunal holding that the accident was a vehicular accident and vehicle being used for commercial purpose, the re was breach of insurance policy by the owner, awarded co mpensation fastening the liability on the owner – High Court held that the claim petition was not maintainable since battery being d etached from
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