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Allahabad HC directs Railway to Pay ₹8 Lakh For Death Of Seven-Month Foetus In Train Accident
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Allahabad HC directs Railway to Pay ₹8 Lakh For Death Of Seven-Month Foetus In Train Accident

Allahabad High Court awards ₹8 lakh compensation for the death of a seven-month-old foetus, holding that an unborn child at an advanced stage of pregnancy can be treated as a child in existence for railway accident compensation.

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Absence Of Railway Ticket Cannot Defeat Compensation Claim Of Bona Fide Passenger: SC [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Absence Of Railway Ticket Cannot Defeat Compensation Claim Of Bona Fide Passenger: SC [Read Judgment]

Supreme Court restores ₹8 lakh compensation to parents of a passenger who died after falling from a train, holding that mere absence of a recovered ticket does not negate bona fide passenger status.

Lok Sabha Passes Tribunals Reforms Bill, 2026, To Establish National Tribunals Commission [Read Bill] Legislative Corner
Lok Sabha Passes Tribunals Reforms Bill, 2026, To Establish National Tribunals Commission [Read Bill]

Lok Sabha passes Tribunals Reforms Bill, 2026, proposing a National Tribunals Commission to oversee appointments, performance and functioning of 16 Tribunals.

Can't Deny Railway Death Compensation Merely As Ticket Wasn't Found: SC Judiciary
Can't Deny Railway Death Compensation Merely As Ticket Wasn't Found: SC

Supreme Court rules a missing train ticket cannot defeat a bona fide passenger's compensation claim, awarding Rs 8 lakh to a widow whose husband fell from a running train.

Calcutta HC Awards ₹8 Lakh to Railway Accident Victim's Family Despite Ticket Dispute [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Calcutta HC Awards ₹8 Lakh to Railway Accident Victim's Family Despite Ticket Dispute [Read Judgment]

The Calcutta High Court awarded ₹8 lakh compensation to the family of a railway accident victim, holding that a ticket dispute alone cannot defeat a claim if the death qualifies as an "untoward incident" under Section 124A of the Railways Act, 1989.

Step-Son Not "Family" Under Railway Pension Rules, Holds Madras HC [Read Order]

Madras High Court sets aside a CAT order granting family pension to a Railway employee's step-son, holding he falls outside the definition of "family" under Rule 75 of the Pension Rules.


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