There is a well-known principle in the law
of torts, called the doctrine of identification or
`imputation'. It is to the effect that ... page 74) (Ratanlal and Dhirajlal, Law of
Torts (23rd Ed. 1997 p.511) (Ramaswamy Iyer,
Law of Torts, 7th Ed., p. 447). The Barnina
case
There is a well-known principle
in the law of torts, called the 'doctrine of
identification or 'imputation ... page 74) (Ratanlal and
Dhirajlal, Law of Torts (23rd Ed. 1997
p.511)) (Ramaswamy Iyer, Law of Torts, 7th
Ed., p.447). The Bernina case
Vehicles Act, 1988
give a right to claim damages/compensation against the
tort-feasor and that cannot be denied on the ground that
the appellant ... provisions of Section 166
specifically provide for claiming compensation from the
tort-feasor, inter alia, when claimant's property, i.e, the
vehicle
tortfeasor has force of law. The standard
text books on law of torts such as by Salmond and
Winfield state that the liability of joint ... tortfeasors is
always joint and several. One or few of the joint tort
feasors discharging the tort liability are entitled to seek
contribution from
State is related to
contractual obligations or obligations arising out of the
tort, the Court may not ordinarily examine it unless the
action has some
State is related to contractual obligations or
obligations arising out of the tort, the Court may not
ordinarily examine it unless the action has some
State is related to contractual obligations or
obligations arising out of the tort, the Court may not
ordinarily examine it unless the action has some
State is related to contractual obligations or
obligations arising out of the tort, the Court may not
ordinarily examine it unless the action has some
These
provisions are in consonance with the principles
of law of torts that every injury must have a
remedy. It is for the Motor Vehicles
State is related to
contractual obligations or obligations arising
out of the tort, the Court may not ordinarily
examine it unless the action has some
