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whether apportionment is permissible in case of composite negligence.
This Court has decided a number of cases ... question of composite
negligence and due to divergent view pertaining to composite
negligence, the dispute is referred to the larger
Madhya Pradesh High Court
Tribunal held that the accident occurred due to the composite negligence of
drivers of both vehicles and it could ... that as the accident occurred due to contributory and composite
negligence of the drivers of both the vehicles, the liability
Supreme Court of India
jointly and severally liable to pay compensation. Tribunal apportioned composite negligence in the ratio of 65% : 35% respectively. Taking monthly ... Insurance Company?
(2) Whether the accident was due to composite negligence of Mini lorry bearing registration
Madras High Court
Petitioner, the accident took place due to the
composite negligence of both the vehicles. Thus, he filed a Petition
claiming ... evidence held that the
accident was due to the composite negligence of the drivers of both the
vehicles and awarded
Karnataka High Court
cycle took four
persons, it was the case of composite negligence. It was held that in
case of composite negligence ... driver could
not have been made liable for the composite negligence.
4. It was also submitted by Mr. Bhargava, that
Rajasthan High Court
motor vehicle accident caused due to the
composite negligence of the drivers of two or more vehicles, the
person ... this appeal
was that it was a case of composite negligence of the drivers of two
lorries and that
Karnataka High Court
held
that the claimants have pleaded a case of composite negligence against
the offending passenger bus and Railways, hence ... submitted that it being a case of composite
negligence, the Tribunal has jurisdiction to adjudicate the claim, and
to pass
Madhya Pradesh High Court
contributory negligence but one
of composite negligence inasmuch as the accident was not at all
attributable to the deceased ... Appellant submitted that this is actually a
case of composite negligence. The Supreme Court in Municipal
Corporation of Greater Bombay
Delhi High Court
them as the accident was the result of composite
negligence of the drivers of the scooter and the corporation ... argued that when there is a case of composite negligence,
compensation can be awarded against any of the two drivers
Rajasthan High Court
found that the
accident was the result of the composite negligence of the drivers of
both the lorries and fixed ... that the accident was the result of
the composite negligence. It is submitted that the Tribunal ought to
have decided
Kerala High Court
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