undergoing treatment in the
hospital. The Appellant – driver survived, but became
permanently disabled.
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2.4. The Appellant suffered from grievous injuries, including
a head injury ... labourer, or do
agricultural work, or work as a driver. His disability was
assessed at 75%, which was permanent in nature.
2.6. The Appellant filed
possess the capacities inherent in their nature
even though, because of infancy, disability, or senility, they may
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not yet, not now, or no longer ... have the ability to exercise them.
When such disability occurs, a person may not be in a position to
understand the implications of his actions
claim exemption in case he fails to
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expeditiously remove or disable access to the
objectionable material or unlawful activity, even after
receiving actual knowledge ... commit the unlawful act, the
intermediary fails to
expeditiously remove or disable
access to that material on that
resource without vitiating the
evidence
aforesaid accident of such severity is
that he is suffering permanent disability (pain and difficulty in locomotion)
even today. This disability is certified ... District Government Hospital,
Muzaffarnagar at 40%, as per the disability certificate dated 10 th December,
2005 (Exh. PW-4/103).
4) The appellant filed
right leg getting permanently injured, which resulted in
complete disability to continue his vocation as a driver of a
heavy motor vehicle.
The Appellant underwent ... lift heavy
objects. Dr. Patil opined that the Appellant suffered 37%
disability in his whole body, and could not perform the work
of a truck
fractured apart
from other multiple injuries and as such, he suffered permanent disability to the
extent of 42%.
3. On account of the aforesaid accident ... earn Rs.20,000/- per month and on account
of permanent disability, he is unable to perform his duties.
4. The aforesaid claim has been
dispute that the petitioner is
physically handicapped person (locomotor impaired) with
40% disability and certificate to that effect is placed with
the petition as Annexure ... State Government of Punjab could be extended to persons
suffering from other disabilities mentioned under the
.
Persons with Disabilities (Equal Opportunities, Protection of
Rights
appointment of 'Guardian for
minors' and persons with other disabilities like mental
retardation etc.
3. The petitioners in W.P(C)No.37278 ... Welfare of persons with Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Mental
Retardation and Multiple Disabilities Act, 1999
(hereinafter referred to as National Trust Act), the
Mental Health
Magistrate in the Civil Judge Cadre against the two
vacancies reserved for disabled candidates in the
Rajasthan Judicial Service Examination, 2016 and
provide appointment ... posts. Among
the same, two posts were kept reserved for persons with
disabilities. The private respondent herein had
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specified by the appropriate Government, by notification. However, children with disabilities, even though disadvantaged, are not specifically included in that clause. Children with disabilities constantly ... their inclusion in society. It is, therefore, proposed to include children with disabilities in the definition of "child belonging to disadvantaged group" with
