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Compensation Award Restored – Split Multiplier Method Held Inapplicable. Supreme Court Discards High Court’s Split Multiplier Approach – Compensation Reassessed.

Constitution of India – Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 – Compensation Calculation – Split Multiplier Method – Future Prospects – Loss of Dependenc...

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Delegation of Transport Permits Upheld. Supreme Court validates repeal of the Karnataka Contract Carriages (Acquisition) Act, 1976 and upholds the delegation of permit-granting powers to the Secretary, STA.

Validity of the 2003 Repeal Act – Upheld. The Supreme Court ruled that the Karnataka Legislature had full competence to repeal the 1976 Act without ...

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Appeal against the direction of 'pay and recover' by the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal, Nagpur – Learner’s licence validity and Rule 3(b) of the Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989 interpreted – Exemption for motorcycle riders under Rule 24(3)(v) clarified.

The High Court upheld the tribunal's direction of 'pay and recover' and ruled that the appellant violated Rule 3(b) by driving without an instructor. ...

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SC Restores Compensation for Accident Victims’ Legal Heirs. Mere continuation of a business by dependents does not justify reduction in compensation, rules Supreme Court.

The Supreme Court of India reinstated the compensation awarded by the Motor Accidents Claims Tribunal (MACT) to the appellants, reversing the reductio...

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Supreme Court Restores MACT Award in Geeta Dubey Case. Justice Reaffirmed for Claimants Through Detailed Analysis of Evidence.

The Supreme Court reversed the Madhya Pradesh High Court's order that set aside an award by the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal (MACT). The appeal, bro...

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"Justice for Appelants: Ensuring Full Compensation for a Life Altered Irreversibly" Supreme Court enhances compensation for a minor severely injured in a road accident, balancing pecuniary and non-pecuniary damages.

The Supreme Court enhanced the compensation awarded to Baby Sakshi, a minor victim of a road accident that left her with 75% permanent disability due ...

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Supreme Court upholds enhanced compensation for 100% functional disability with focus on 'pain and suffering.'

This case centers on the quantum of compensation for an accident victim, K.S. Muralidhar, who sustained life-altering injuries resulting in 100% funct...

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Supreme Court Clarifies Licensing Requirements for Driving Light Motor Vehicles Used as Transport Vehicles. Interpretation of Motor Vehicle Act, 1988 regarding LMV License and Transport Vehicles, ensuring road safety and livelihood considerations.

The Supreme Court reviewed the interpretation of licensing requirements under the Motor Vehicle Act, specifically whether holders of a Light Motor Veh...

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Supreme Court Enhances Compensation in Child’s Permanent Disability Case After Accident. Landmark ruling revises compensation for a minor suffering 75% permanent disability, adjusting future earnings, pain, and medical expenses.

  1. Background and Accident DetailsDate of Incident: 13.04.2013Parties Involved: Appellant, a minor girl under twelve, suffered severe disability (...

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Accident Compensation Appeal Dismissed by Tribunal Based on Annual Income and Dependency Considerations. Tribunal dismisses appeal against assessed income and compensation in motor accident claim, considering dependency and multiplier principles.

An appeal was filed challenging the Tribunal’s assessment of the deceased’s income and the calculated compensation for his family due to his untim...