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SC Orders Nationwide SIT Probe Into Fraudulent Motor Accident Insurance Claims
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SC Orders Nationwide SIT Probe Into Fraudulent Motor Accident Insurance Claims

The Supreme Court has directed all States to constitute dedicated SITs to investigate fraudulent motor accident insurance claims and ordered insurers to report suspected fraud.

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Woman Rendering Services To Family Is Homemaker Regardless Of Qualification: Karnataka HC [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Woman Rendering Services To Family Is Homemaker Regardless Of Qualification: Karnataka HC [Read Judgment]

Karnataka High Court holds that a woman rendering services to her family can be treated as a homemaker irrespective of her educational qualifications or employment status.

Children Entitled to Parental Consortium Along With Spousal Consortium in Motor Accident Claims : SC [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Children Entitled to Parental Consortium Along With Spousal Consortium in Motor Accident Claims : SC [Read Judgment]

Supreme Court holds that children are entitled to parental consortium in motor accident claims and awards consortium separately to the wife and each child.

SC Extends Mandatory Third-Party Insurance to 4 Years for Cars, 6 for Two-Wheelers [Read Judgment] Judiciary
SC Extends Mandatory Third-Party Insurance to 4 Years for Cars, 6 for Two-Wheelers [Read Judgment]

The Supreme Court directed mandatory third-party insurance of four years for new cars and six years for new two-wheelers, while ordering technology-driven measures to identify and penalise uninsured vehicles.

SC Enhances Compensation for Child Left Permanently Disabled in Road Accident [Read Judgment] Judiciary
SC Enhances Compensation for Child Left Permanently Disabled in Road Accident [Read Judgment]

The Supreme Court enhanced compensation to ₹83.38 lakh for a child left permanently disabled in a road accident, stressing a humane approach to awarding just compensation under the Motor Vehicles Act.

SC: Insurer Not Liable if Driver Had No Valid Licence, 'Pay and Recover' Rule Applies

The Supreme Court held that an insurer cannot be held liable where the offending driver lacked a valid driving licence, applying the 'pay and recover' principle in a motor accident compensation case.

SC pitches for directly transferring compensation sum in claimants' bank accounts in MV Act cases [Read Judgment]

SC directs direct transfer of compensation to claimants’ bank accounts in MV Act cases, ensuring faster disbursal and reducing court process hassles.

MACT can rely upon police reports to determine negligence: SC [Read Judgment]

SC rules that MACT can rely on police reports and other evidence to determine negligence and award compensation in accident cases under the Motor Vehicle Act.

Patna HC expands insurance liability for paid drivers and cleaners under Motor Vehicles Act [Read Judgment]

Patna High Court rules insurers liable for paid drivers and cleaners with additional premium, emphasizing Motor Vehicles Act provisions on extended coverage.


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