Delhi Motor Accidents Claims Tribunal Rules, 2008
Union territory Rules of Delhi · 198837 provisions
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| Long title | Delhi Motor Accidents Claims Tribunal Rules, 2008 |
|---|---|
| Type | Rules |
| Year | 1988 |
| Jurisdiction | Union territory of Delhi |
| Status | In force as published by the source |
| Provisions published | 37 |
| Subjects | transport |
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- Section 1 Short title and commencement
- Section 2 Definitions
- Section 3 Duties of investigating police officer in motor accident cases
- Section 4 Duties of the registering authority
- Section 5 Duties of the insurance company
- Section 6 Prohibition against release of motor vehicle involved in accident
- Section 7 Presumption about reports
- Section 8 Applications
- Section 9 Police Reports under sub-section (6) of section 158 of the Act and action thereon
- Section 10 Examination of applicant
- Section 11 Summary disposal of application
- Section 12 Transfer of claim cases
- Section 14 Appearance and examination of the parties
- Section 15 Local Inspection
- Section 16 Inspection of the vehicle
- Section 17 Power of summary examination
- Section 18 Power to direct medical examination
- Section 19 Co-opting of persons during inquiry
- Section 20 Application for claim on principle of no fault liability
- Section 21 Framing of issues
- Section 22 Determination of issues
- Section 24 Method of recording evidence
- Section 25 Obtaining of supplementary information and documents
- Section 26 Judgment and award of compensation
- Section 27 Securing the interest of claimants
- Section 28 Appearance of legal practitioner
- Section 29 Adjournment of hearing
- Section 30 Diary
- Section 31 Enforcement of award of the Claims Tribunal
- Section 32 Vesting of powers of Civil Court in the Claims Tribunal
- Section 33 Receipt of compensation paid upon payment
- Section 34 Appeal against the judgment of the Claims Tribunal
- Section 35 Certified copies
- Section 36 Registers
- Section 37 Custody and preservation of the records
- Section 38 Staff
- Section 39 Repeal and Savings
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