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HAMEED GUL versus MUHAMMAD AZAM

Section 1 Penal Code (XLV of 1860), section 323 (2) of the Motor Vehicle Act (IV of 1939), section 95 (2) (a) section of the Insurance Ordinance (XXXXX of 2000) of the deceased father's compensation Principles of litigation for recovery died, a 15-year-old boy boarded a mini-bus and was on the footboard when the driver made a sudden and extreme negligence of sudden brakes and the boy was down due to sudden jolts and tremors. On the occasion of his failure to file for the fatal wounds, the claim of the plaintiff that the case had been disposed of was disputed, which could have been drawn by the plaintiff would have been Rs. 4,67,100. The joint and several as it was established that the car was owned by the owner of the wretched. Responsible for the actions and actions of his servant, delivering the car to the driver or the court's delivery to the driver if he does not establish a vehicle title. icle vehicle being insured, the insurers claimed that the maximum liability of the insurance company under the relevant provisions of the Motor Vehicle Act 1939 was Rs. 20,000 and would be paid only if the insured / owner. A counter-claim is established. And the insurance policy was justified, however, the validation of the insurance policy was a reflection of the condition that the insurance company contracted to pay for any claim against the car insurance insurers to the extent of the monetary value. Section 223, PPC When the insurance company assumed responsibility under the Motor Vehicle Act, 1939, or under section 223 (b), pursuant to the PPC, which states in accordance with the policy schedule, Building such an endorsement was beneficial to the insurance / policy holder advocates from Tarnol lawyer