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Feb 4, 2026 • 08:16 PM

Delay in Setting Aside Ex Parte Award Cannot Be Condoned If Petitioner Falsely Claims Non-Receipt of Notice : High Court of Kerala

Kerala High Court dismisses petition to condone 514-day delay in challenging ex parte award, holding that false claims of non-receipt nullify any claim of sufficient cause.

Remand Orders Bind Appellate Courts | Inter Se Liability Must Be Decided by Tribunal : Punjab and Haryana High Court

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Feb 1, 2026 • 08:11 PM

Remand Orders Bind Appellate Courts | Inter Se Liability Must Be Decided by Tribunal : Punjab and Haryana High Court

Punjab and Haryana High Court holds that appellate courts cannot decide inter se liability between insurer, driver and owner when a prior remand order has specifically reserved it for the Motor Accidents Claims Tribunal.

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#Motor Accidents Claims Tribunal

Delay in Setting Aside Ex Parte Award Cannot Be Condoned If Petitioner Falsely Claims Non-Receipt of Notice : High Court of Kerala

Remand Orders Bind Appellate Courts | Inter Se Liability Must Be Decided by Tribunal : Punjab and Haryana High Court

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