MIR ZAMAN versus KARACHI ELECTRICITY SUPPLY CORPORATION
Fatal Accident Act 1855 Section 1 Evidence for a fatal accident suit was completely proven on the record that the victim died unnecessarily because of a direct electrical wire fall but was unable to disclose There was nothing in the record that any of his actions caused the electrical wire to fall. Or that the Defendants failed to show that any user was misused or interfered with Defendants themselves acknowledged that it was their responsibility to periodically install and protect the poles and wires for which Was required to maintain a record that no record was produced by the confirming accused. The fact that the wires fell / were properly installed and fit from time to time is due to the fact that the defendant was killed due to negligence by the defendants and could not prove that the accident happened. As a result, the death of the plaintiff was, the defendant was. The joint plaintiff / heirs were jointly responsible for the compensation and withholding the amount of the various indemnities, based on the deceased's age, status and ability to earn.
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