Indian Judgements
Maniklall Sahu, the appellant, along with three co-accused, trespassed into the house of Rekhchand Verma, assaulted him with sticks and fisticuffs, and flung him from a terrace. The injured person, Rekhchand Verma, initially survived but was in a critical condition. He eventually succumbed to his injuries approximately nine months after
The Supreme Court of India was seized of two civil appeals challenging a judgment and final order issued by the Appellate Tribunal for Electricity (APTEL) on 20th December 2019. The APTEL had dismissed appeals and affirmed an order from the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC) dated 20th March 2018. The
Shyam Lal, the owner of a utility vehicle involved in an accident leading to five claim petitions, challenged a “pay and recover” order issued by the High Court. The High Court had determined that the utility vehicle was not entitled to carry passengers due to a specific restriction in the
On 09.04.2007, the claimant suffered severe injuries in a motor accident when his motorbike, carrying a pillion rider, was struck by a truck driven rashly and negligently. Injury: As a result of the accident, the claimant underwent an amputation of one leg and a portion of the pelvic bone (hemipelvectomy).
A motor vehicle accident occurred on 29.04.2006, around 9 am, when a motorcycle driven by the deceased, an Excise Guard, collided with another motorcycle. Victim’s Injuries & Treatment: The deceased suffered a compound fracture of the second, third, and fourth metatarsals of the right foot, a simple fracture of the
The appeal arose from an order passed by the High Court of Judicature at Allahabad on 11.04.2025, in Criminal Miscellaneous Bail Cancellation Application No.93 of 2025. The High Court had granted bail to respondent no. 2 on 29.04.2024. Appellant’s Grievance: The appellant (original complainant/first informant) sought the cancellation of bail
The case originated from a Motor Accident Claim (Case No. 125 of 2009) following the death of Mr. Prayank Chand in a vehicular accident on 27.02.2009. The Motor Vehicle Claims Tribunal (MVCT), Tinsukia, awarded a total sum of Rs. 11,82,000/- on 11.11.2011. The compensation was disbursed on 21.04.2015: Rs. 1,00,000/-
Maniklall Sahu, the appellant, along with three co-accused, trespassed into the house of Rekhchand Verma, assaulted him with sticks and fisticuffs, and flung him from
