AZAD GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR versus MUHAMMAD ABBAS KHAN KHATAK
R 69 (2) (3) suit for recovery of 11,000 damages, when the defendant is a Class III (approximately 10 years old) student at the height of 4 to 6 inches from the roof of the KV Electric Transmission Airline Crossing House. While playing on such a roof, the house was caught by a line that burned his abdomen and arm, which was later removed from the shoulders and permanently disabled, while his other arm was badly damaged. And his internal and external parts of the abdomen were severely damaged, the trial court awarded Rs. 21,50,000 / - for recovering Rs. 150 million against the plaintiff's claim against the government. The trial court upheld the verdict, where the trial court overturned the local commission's affirmation of the High Court appointed for a spot inspection on the plea of the defendants against the appeals filed by both sides. The site submitted its report along with the report. None of the parties had examined the local commission when submitting their report in support of the report but due to lack of challenge, such report had to be recognized as a piece of evidence. Was done According to the CE report, after the construction of the house, the suspects made such a line while placing wire ropes at the height of 4 to 6 from the roof of the house, after the incident, the defendants Placed such wires at a height of three feet from the ceiling, the defendants did not exercise any caution or caution when drawing such lines very close to the roof of the house, which resulted in such a tragic event, The defendants were legally obliged to maintain a height of 15 feet or more to avoid danger, the defendants
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