vehicle, hence the driver has no liability and as such the owner has no vicarious liability to pay compensation to the dependants of the deceased ... ultimately dismissed the claim petition, but awarded compensation under no fault liability. The order of the Tribunal was upheld by the High Court, against which
vehicle, hence the driver has no liability and as
such the owner has no vicarious liability to pay compensation to the
dependants of the deceased ... ultimately dismissed the claim petition, but
awarded compensation under no fault liability. The order of the Tribunal was
upheld by the High Court, against which
casting liability. The liability created by this statutory provision is absolute in the circumstances referred to in the section. Irrespective of the fault ... such compensation is higher than the amount of the 'No fault liability' under Section 140 of the Motor Vehicles Act, Insurer will
continued till provision was made in the statute for no fault liability by introducing Chapter VII-A in the Motor Vehicles Act, 1939 with effect ... insurer is liable to pay the amount provided for as no fault liability under the applicable statutory provision in force at the time
argued that the interest component or the disputed liability has arisen due to no fault of the company. There is no dispute that the company ... liability, interest, penal interest etc. I am satisfied that the interest component or the disputed liability has arisen due to no fault of the company
argued that the interest component or the disputed liability has arisen due to no fault of the company. There is no dispute that the company ... liability, interest, penal interest, etc. I am satisfied that the interest component or the disputed liability has arisen due to no fault of the company
prejudice on account of the orders of the court and for no fault of its."
In that case, the Supreme Court further held thus ... made. No such proposition can be deduced for the reason that the liability for the said period was not at all in issue
conclusion that the insurer is not liable to indemnify the liability of the owner, for the death of a person who himself is the insured ... owner cannot take advantage of his own servant's fault and claim compensation, his legal heirs also cannot claim compensation. He, therefore, allowed
Nagarjuna Group, at the other, fell through, for no fault of the petitioner. Thus, the petitioner having done all the work as agreed between ... respondent sent a reply through their counsel on 30.9.99, denying their liability altogether, notwithstanding the respondent's own letters dated
written several letters to the foreign Bank pointing out their legal liability to pay the amount as agreed in the letter of credit. The defendant ... which was attached by the legal authority. Hence there is absolutely no fault on the part of the plaintiff. Pursuant to the irrevocable letter
