close finality ( sic finally) the ever-expanding and growing horizon of tortious liability. Even for social development, orderly growth of the society and cultural refineness ... liberal approach to tortious liability by courts is more conducive.
9. ...In a welfare society construction of dam or bundh for the sake of community
question of fact
arises and there is clear denial of any
tortious liability, remedy under
Article 226 of the Constitution may not be
proper ... that, it should
not be understood that in every case of
tortious liability, recourse must be had to a
suit. When there is negligence
question of fact arises and there is
clear denial of any tortious liability, remedy under Article 226 of
the Constitution may not be proper ... that, it should not be understood that in
every case of tortious liability, recourse must be had to a suit. When
there is negligence
claim in the present case arises out of tortious liability. It cannot be a service matter within the meaning of Section ... before he could approach the Tribunal. There is no remedy for tortious liability under the service rules. Only civil court will, therefore, have jurisdiction
question of fact arises and there is clear
denial of any tortious liability, remedy under Article 226 of
the Constitution may not be proper ... that, it should not be
understood that in every case of tortious liability, recourse must
be had to a suit. When there is negligence
array of parties as the dispute
is pertaining to the tortious liability.
6. Learned counsel appearing on behalf of Gammon India
Ltd./appellant/defendant ... appellant/defendant no. 1
under the suit cannot be equated with tortious liability as it is already
covered under the various statutes like the Workmen
interim relief in a case where the defendant is sued for tortious liability. The other allegations regarding negligence have been rebutted. The quantum of damages ... granted in the present case which arises out of an averred tortious liability of the defendant, has relied upon the judgment
deceased
would be the compensation. Several principles of tortious liability
are excluded when the claim is under Section 163A of MV Act. There
are however
judgment in respect of liability covered by the policy has been obtained against the person insured. In short, the statutory liability of the insurance company ... lead to two consequences, namely, (i) criminal liability and (ii) tortious liability. However, the seller in no case would be liable either under tort
essentially a liability in tort. The person at the wheel of the motor
vehicles is, generally speaking, the principal tort-feasor. The liability ... lead to two consequences, namely, (i) criminal liability
and (ii) tortious liability. However, the seller in no case
would be liable either under tort
