Supreme Court of India
Iffco Tokio General Insurance Co. Ltd. v. Geeta Devi and Others
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Issue for consideration: After motor vehicle accident, it came to light that the driver of the vehicle had fake driving licence. The High Court opined that the petitioner-insurance company had neither pleaded nor proved that the deceased vehicle owner did not take adequate steps t o verify the genuineness of the driving licence and in the absence of such a plea on its part, the Tribunal could not have concluded that there was a breach of the terms and conditions of the insurance policy. Whether order of th e High Court justifi ed. Motor Vehicle Act, 1988 – Tempo Vehicle driven in rash and
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