Section 6 51 question The dispute over a carriage vehicle was stolen in connection with which the owner filed an FIR, which was insured and his claim was paid to his owner, After he filed a letter of claim in favor of the insurance company, and moved all night, the title of the vehicle and the interest of the insurance company vehicle were later obtained by the respondents against whom the FIR was filed. Claimed to have purchased the vehicle from its owner and also claimed to have the registration book in it. Both the insurance company representative (applicant) and the defendant filed a petition in the lower court for the delivery of the vehicle, which was handed over to the respondent on delivery, due to the FIR from the respondents regarding the purchase of the vehicle. Was claimed from. By myself the owner was not given any title to the owner of a stolen registration book. The respondent appreciated the car owner's claim by the insurance company to maintain the vehicle and, in the case of a letter from the owner, Superdie was entitled to keep the vehicle, the court was set aside under the revision order and the police were directed to export the vehicle from the respondents and hand it over to a representative of the insurance company.
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