MVA S. 166 – FIR – Delay in lodging FIR – Cannot be a ground to doubt the claimant’s case [SC]
There could be variety of reasons in genuine cases for delayed lodgment of FIR - Unless kith and kin of ...
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Tag: MCA S. 166 – FIR
MVA S. 166- Evidence – Report of accident after 1 month – FIR did not contain details of offending car – First time disclosed in Affidavit – Company Liable
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MVA S. 166 – FIR – Filed after 36 hours – Even if there had been no FIR registered in the matter, that would not have disentitled the claimants from compensation on account of death of deceased in the accident
Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 (59 of 1988) Section 166 – FIR - Filed after 36 hours - Even if there ...
MVA S. 166 – .I.R. in question has been got registered by none other than the driver of the offending car – Therefore, it is but natural that he would try to save his skin only
Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 (59 of 1988) Section 166 – F.I.R. in question has been got registered by none other ...
