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    Punjab and Haryana High Court, which sought a status report on the police probe into violence at Lovely Professional University, Phagwara
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    Punjab And Haryana High Court Seeks Hit And Run Case Data Under 2022 Compensation Scheme

    How many Hit And Run cases have been decided since April 2022, how many are pending and how much compensation has actually been paid? A widow’s appeal has led the Punjab and Haryana High Court to ask three governments for the numbers. Chandigarh: Hearing an appeal by a widow against the dismissal of her claim, […]

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    Finding was Inadequate And Insufficient: Bombay HC Fines Rs.2 Lakh Costs On HDFC Ergo For Challenging MACT Award
    Finding was Inadequate And Insufficient: Bombay HC Fines Rs.2 Lakh Costs On HDFC Ergo For Challenging MACT Award
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    Finding was Inadequate And Insufficient: Bombay HC Fines Rs.2 Lakh Costs On HDFC Ergo For Challenging MACT Award

    The Bombay High Court held that factual findings of a Motor Accidents Claims Tribunal cannot be challenged through certiorari merely alleging insufficient evidence. Reappreciation of evidence lies outside writ jurisdiction, which must operate within strict limits under Article 226.

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    Supreme Court Transfers Hit-and-Run Case Involving Judicial Officer from Punjab to Delhi for Fair Trial
    Supreme Court Transfers Hit-and-Run Case Involving Judicial Officer from Punjab to Delhi for Fair Trial
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    Supreme Court Transfers Hit-and-Run Case Involving Judicial Officer from Punjab to Delhi for Fair Trial

    The Supreme Court has moved a hit-and-run case against a probationary judicial officer from Punjab to a Delhi court after the victim’s family alleged bias. The Bench also directed that any further probe be handled by the Delhi Police.

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    High Court Upholds Rs.62 Lakh Compensation to Family of SRK's Production House Employee: "Fair Compensation Ought to Be the Norm"
    High Court Upholds Rs.62 Lakh Compensation to Family of SRK's Production House Employee: "Fair Compensation Ought to Be the Norm"
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    Bombay HC Upholds Rs.62 Lakh Award to Family of SRK’s Production House Employee: “Fair Compensation Ought to Be the Norm”

    The Bombay High Court upheld Rs. 62 lakh compensation to the family of an SRK production house employee who died after a hit-and-run, stating, “Fair compensation ought to be the norm, though perfect compensation is hardly possible.”

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