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National Insurance Co.Ltd.&Ors vs Srimati Sarita Devi & Anr on 2 December, 2011
In the light of aforementioned facts, we find no fault with the judgment of the District Forum holding that the vehicle in question was not being driven by the valid license holder. The Ld. Counsel for the Respondent insurance company has relied upon the judgments "Reliance General Insurance Co. Ltd. Vs. Shiv Kumar S, Revision No.2450/2010 delivered on 07.03.2014 by Hon'ble National Commission and National Insurance Co. Ltd. Vs. Sarita Devi and another III (2016, CPJ 329 (NC). We perused these judgments. In these judgments, Hon'ble National Commission has come to the conclusion on the basis of judgments delivered by Hon'ble Supreme Court on this point in other cases, that in case the vehicle at the time of accident is not driven by the valid license holder then it would be taken as violation of the original terms of the insurance. That the Hon'ble National Commission did not hold the deficiency in service as illegal in case the insurance claim was rejected by the Insurance Company on the basis of violation of the terms of the insurance.
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