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vehicle, where such injury or death resulted from the Good Samaritan's negligence in acting or failing to act while rendering emergency medical

heirs/legal representatives, in the case of death, on proof of negligence on the part of the driver of a motor vehicle would ... liability and that it is not necessary to prove any negligence on the part of the driver, held that the liability of the owner

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submitting that driving at a high-speed by itself does not imply negligence or rashness. Negligence or rashness would have to be established ... high-speed" does not bespeak of either "negligence" or "rashness" by itself. None of the witnesses examined by the prosecution

claim any compensation since the accident occurred on account of his own negligence. The insurance company had no liability. The compensation claimed was exorbitant ... Tribunal and since the accident was caused by his own negligence, the insurance company was not liable. 6. The only argument attempted on behalf

connecting of wires should be by crimping and not by hammering. The negligence on the part of DVB in maintaining the transformers and repairs ... starting of the fire in the transformer happened due to the negligence of DVB, but if the owner had taken the necessary usual precautions

from other occupations. In the context of the law relating to Professional Negligence the learned authors have accorded professional status to seven specific occupations, namely ... medical practitioners and (vii) insurance brokers. [See : Jackson & Powell on Professional Negligence, paras 1-01 and 1-03, 3rd Ed.1.]. In the matter

engine and 5  mechanical defect in the car and there was no negligence or rashness on his part. 8. The 2nd Adhoc Additional Sessions Judge ... extend to Rs. 1000/-, or with both. 22  31. Causing death by negligence is an offence under Section 304A. It reads : "S.304A. - Causing

Scope of--Claim for compensation in motor vehicle accidents Proof of negligence of driver--If necessary. Torts--Claim for compensation in motor vehicle acci- dents ... Proof of negligence of driver--If necessary. HEADNOTE: While the respondent was travelling in his car, the appel- lant's truck, driven

special leave petition, this Court 405 HELD: 1. Where a pedestrian, without negligence on his part, is injured or killed by a motorist whether negligently ... Compensation of Rs. 15,000 can be claimed without proof of any negligence on the part of the owner of the vehicle