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identify general theory of liability in tort consistent with
causation, fairness, reciprocity and justice, balancing
conflicting interests as well
Supreme Court of India
novus actus interveniens which breaks the chain of causation; [See
Munkman, Damages for Personal Injuries and Death, 5th edition ... constitute an
intervening act breaking the chain of causation. Another case which may
be mentioned is Lord v. Pacific Steam
Madhya Pradesh High Court
Calcutta High Court
A. Akooji Jadwat Pvt. Ltd. vs Oriental Fire And General ... on 16
Calcutta High Court
Desai that there is no link of causation
between the accidental injuries and the death. It. is also a further ... contention raised by Mr. Desai that the link of causation can never be
inferred by the Tribunal or any other
Gujarat High Court
Delhi High Court
Jaipur Golden Gas Victims vs Uoi & Ors on 23 October, 2009
Delhi High Court
observed that if the problem were merely a
causation...... but the investigation was concerned with 'fault' which
included blame worthiness ... well as causation, and no true
apportionment could be reached unless both those factors were borne in
mind. The noble
Delhi High Court
Criminal Law" has referred
to concept of "but for causation" and observed as under:-
"The question of causation involves both ... problem of
causation sine qua non and a problem of imputability.
...For a factor to be a but-for cause
Delhi High Court
convicted of the offence itself,
for the chain of causation has snapped. This can be very simply shown ... death of the child.
But how far can indirect causation be recognised as operative, in
Criminal jurisprudence? A glimmer
Madras High Court
Desai that there is no link of causation
between the accidental injuries and the death. It is also a further ... contention raised by Mr. Desai that the link of causation can never be
inferred by the Tribunal or any other
Gujarat High Court
efficient or effective
cause.
8. But the theory of causation has to be kept within reasonable limits
at both ends ... participation in what led upto it.
Referring to indirect causation, it was observed by one of us
(Anantanarayanan, J) sitting
Madras High Court
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