Supreme Court of India
Kirti & Anr. Etc. v. Oriental Insurance Company Ltd.
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Motor Vehicles Act, 1988: Claims and legal liabilit ies crystallise at the time of accident itself – Any change s post thereto, ought not to ordinarily affect pending proceedings – J ust like how claimants cannot rely upon subsequent increases in minimum wa ges, the insurer too cannot seek benefit of the subseque nt death of a dependent during the pendency of legal proceedings – Similarly, any concession in law made in this regard by either counsel would not bind the parties. Concession in law: Permissibility, extent of – Held: Advo cates cannot throw away legal rights or enter into
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