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third party providing principaly the social security, the
third party risk, insurance in respect of claims for damages caused ... questions raised,
runs thus:
" 146. Necessity for insurance against third party risks- (1) No
person shall use, except
Punjab-Haryana High Court
rates of premium applicable to Motor Third Party Liability Insurance business shall be as set out in Annexure ... insurance. Considering the mandatory nature of Motor Third Party Insurance, insurers are advised to ensure that Motor Third Party Insurance
Madras High Court
motor vehicle shall be
used unless a third party insurance is in force. To use the
vehicle without the requisite ... third party insurance being in
force is a penal offence under s. 94 of the Act. In
754
order
Supreme Court of India
insurance known as "motor vehicles
insurance" became evolved. Initially, motor vehicles insurance was a
kind of property insurance ... concerns the insurance of the car as an example of property
insurance or the insurance of third party liability (whether
Madhya Pradesh High Court
hand, this proposition was seriously contested by the
insurance company. Insurance company submitted that if accident occurs
and the victim ... third party" includes the Government. It would mean that other
than the contracting parties to the insurance policy, the expression
Madhya Pradesh High Court
October of 1973 without
obtaining a fresh insurance policy to protect third party interests.
The Vendee further did not lodge ... title
remains with the Vendor. The Vendor's insurance of third party risks
comes to the aid of third parties
Andhra High Court
will not bind the third
party according to Third Party Insurance Rules, 1946. He cited a
Division Bench Decision ... Third-Party Insurance Rules,
Section 94 of the Motor Vehicles Act highlights the need for
insurance against third party risk
Madhya Pradesh High Court
reading of Section 147 is that it makes
insurance against third party risk compulsory. The object is to ensure
that ... third party' must necessarily refer to a party
other than those, who are parties to the contract of insurance
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liability of the insurance company to satisfy
the award against third parties contained in Section 149 of the Motor
Vehicles ... submitted that since claimant is a third party and the
insurance company is statutorily required to issue the policy
Karnataka High Court
insurance is issued, the liability of the insurance
company to third parties is not absolved and continues in spite ... motor vehicle in a public place without obtaining
third party insurance from an authorized insurer. An authorized insurer
is required
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