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2 articlesLatest March 2026
Motor Accident Claims | Best Evidence Must Govern Age & Income Assessment : Punjab & Haryana HC Rejects Ration Card as Proof, Reduces Personal Expense Deduction to 40%
Case Law Analysis
|Punjab and Haryana High Court

Motor Accident Claims | Best Evidence Must Govern Age & Income Assessment : Punjab & Haryana HC Rejects Ration Card as Proof, Reduces Personal Expense Deduction to 40%

Punjab & Haryana HC ruled that motor accident compensation must be based on credible evidence, rejecting a ration card as valid age proof and mandating realistic income assessment. The court enhanced compensation to Rs. 17.59 lakh for the parents of a deceased 19-year-old, reducing the personal expense deduction to 40% due to filial obligations, setting a precedent for evidentiary standards in claims.

Section 166 Motor Vehicles Act | Notional Income for Homemakers Must Reflect Real Economic Value of Household Services : Punjab & Haryana HC
Case Law Analysis
|Punjab and Haryana High Court

Section 166 Motor Vehicles Act | Notional Income for Homemakers Must Reflect Real Economic Value of Household Services : Punjab & Haryana HC

The Punjab & Haryana High Court ruled that compensation for homemakers in motor accident claims must account for the economic value of household services, including future prospects, without deducting personal expenses. This sets a precedent for fairer compensation calculations nationwide, impacting all motor accident claims involving homemakers.