fault.
18. The theory of strict liability for hazardous activities can be said to
have originated from the historic judgment of Blackburn ... legal principle (the
principle of strict liability in the case of hazardous activities), though
professing to be based on analogies drawn from existing
time of accident had no valid driving
license for carrying hazardous goods.
The complainant submitted that the driver had a license for driving
heavy vehicle ... having valid driving license to drive the insured vehicle
which was carrying hazardous goods which is against Rule 9 of Central Motor
Vehicle Rules
introduced. This provision permitted removal of all
hoardings which are hazardous in nature. Challenge was
made to the same provision. The High Court by order ... held that that
every hoarding which is adjacent to the road is hazardous and
has to be removed and the High Court judgment was affirmed
petitions, have physically obstructed construction of the MT
Tower alleging either health hazard or nearness to their
residential or commercial buildings. Predominantly, complaint is
regarding ... health hazard that may be caused due to electro-
magnetic radiation (for short 'EMR') when the MT Tower becomes
operational. They also allege
fault.
18. The theory of strict liability for hazardous activities can be said to have originated from the historic judgment of Blackburn ... legal principle (the principle of strict liability in the case of hazardous activities), though professing to be based on analogies drawn from existing
modern industrial society with highly developed scientific knowledge and technology where hazardous or inherently dangerous industries are necessary to carry as part of the developmental ... recognise the rule of strict and absolute liability in cases of hazardous or inherently dangerous activities or the rule laid down in Rylands v. Fletcher
basic Page 1562 features of human rights. Development should neither become hazardous much less dangerous to the public and should not be disadvantageous ... that: (SCC p. 246, para 65)
...once the activity carried on is hazardous or inherently dangerous, the person carrying on such activity is liable
that Appellant's factory,
among others, were producing huge quantity of hazardous and toxic waste;
and that appellant was not taking steps to store ... complied with the
requirement of setting up a landfill site for its hazardous waste and violated
the conditions of authorization and sought leave to stop
modern industrial society with highly developed scientific knowledge and technology where hazardous or inherently dangerous industries are necessary to carry as part of the developmental ... recognise the rule of strict and absolute liability in cases of hazardous or inherently dangerous activities or the rule laid down in Rylands v. Fletcher
explosives by land and includes a road van; (24) "fireworks" means low hazard explosive comprising of any composition or device manufactured with a view ... manufacturing fireworks or safety fuse, as the case may be, and associated hazards for the purpose of supervision of such activities by him; (27) "Form
