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Documents citing Reliance General Insurance Co. Ltd Rep. ... vs T.Laxman Goud And Others on 4 December, 2014

Payyavula Rajitha vs Konda Ashok on 23 January, 2024

In support of the contention that the Tribunal erred imposing contributory negligence to the extent of 50% on the part of the rider/driver of the motor cycle, without there being any evidence, the learned counsel for claimants relied upon the decision of the erstwhile High Court of Andhra Pradesh in United India Insurance Company Limited vs. Chendri Ramaiah and others 1 and Reliance General Insurance Co.Ltd., vs. T.Laxman Goud and others 2 Consideration:
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Telangana State Road Transport ... vs Payyavula Rajitha And 4 Others on 23 January, 2024

In support of the contention that the Tribunal erred imposing contributory negligence to the extent of 50% on the part of the rider/driver of the motor cycle, without there being any evidence, the learned counsel for claimants relied upon the decision of the erstwhile High Court of Andhra Pradesh in United India Insurance Company Limited vs. Chendri Ramaiah and others 1 and Reliance General Insurance Co.Ltd., vs. T.Laxman Goud and others 2 Consideration:
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The Telangana State Road Transport ... vs Pandavula Suguna on 29 December, 2023

In support of the contention that the Tribunal erred imposing contributory negligence to the extent of 50% on the part LNA,J MACMA Nos.238 & 498 of 2022 5 of the rider/driver of the motor cycle, without there being any evidence, the learned counsel for claimants relied upon the decision of the erstwhile High Court of Andhra Pradesh in United India Insurance Company Limited vs. Chendri Ramaiah and others 1 and Reliance General Insurance Co.Ltd., vs. T.Laxman Goud and others 2 Consideration:
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Pandavula Suguna vs Konda Ashok on 29 December, 2023

In support of the contention that the Tribunal erred imposing contributory negligence to the extent of 50% on the part LNA,J MACMA Nos.238 & 498 of 2022 5 of the rider/driver of the motor cycle, without there being any evidence, the learned counsel for claimants relied upon the decision of the erstwhile High Court of Andhra Pradesh in United India Insurance Company Limited vs. Chendri Ramaiah and others 1 and Reliance General Insurance Co.Ltd., vs. T.Laxman Goud and others 2 Consideration:
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