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Compassionate Appointment, Ex-Gratia Payment To Deceased's Wife Does Not Disentitle Her From Compensation Under Motor Vehicles Act: Bombay High Court @AmishaShriv #BombayHighCourt #RoadAccident livelaw.in/high-court/bom…
@AmishaShriv giving service to the wife of deceased in place of her deceased-husband on compassionate basis, cannot be a ground to deny her compensation, which she is entitled under provisions of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988: #BombayHighCourt #MVAct
@AmishaShriv The void which occurred in the life of that lady due to death of her husband cannot be filled by giving service on compassionate basis: #BombayHC #MVAct
@AmishaShriv The ex-gratia means by ‘favour’. It is an payment, made to an individual by an organization, government or insurer for damages or claims but is does not require the admittance of liability by the party making the payment: #BombayHighCourt #MotorAccidentCompensation
@AmishaShriv the ex-gratia amount is different from the compensation awarded under the M.V. Act. The ex-gratia payment is voluntary, whereas compensation under M.V. Act is mandatory on the basis of liability or contractual liability: #BombayHighCourt #MVAct
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