LAWS(RAJ)-1988-1-34

VIRENDRA KUMAR Vs. VEENA

Decided On January 07, 1988
VIRENDRA KUMAR Appellant
V/S
VEENA Respondents

JUDGEMENT

(1.) THESE are two appeals, both by Virendra Kumar and Shanti Devi. They are owners of the truck. The cases arises out of a claim for compensation in an accident.

(2.) THE only point argued by the learned counsel for the appellant is that after the judgment of this Court in Chand Kanwar v. Mannaram (1) and the subsequent judgment of this court in Supyar Kanwar v Ramesh Chand (2), the liability of the Insurance Company in cases of comprehensive Insurance, the liability is unlimited. It is argued that the lower court has committed serious error in limiting the liability to the extent of Rs. 50,000/ only.

(3.) IN view of the judgment in Chand Kanwar's case (supra), and the subsequent judgment of Supyar's case (supra), the position of law is very clear that in cases of comprehensive insurance, the INsurance Co. is liable to the full extent.