Notification No. 19(125)/TPT/2007/375 Bare Act

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Type	Notification
Year	1988
Jurisdiction	Union territory of Delhi
Status	In force as published by the source
Text	Published as one document, as the source published it
Subjects	transport

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LAND AND BUILDING DEPARTMENT NOTIFICATION Delhi, the 13th July, 2009 No. F. 8(10)/08/L&B/LA/4348.—Whereas the Lt.

Governor, Delhi is satified that land is required to be taken by Government at the public expense for a public purpose namely for 'widening of road at G.T. Road near Apsara Border'. It is hereby notified that the land in the locality described below is required for the above purpose.

This declaration is made under the provisions of Section 6 of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894 in respect of the land notified u/s 4 of L.A. Act, 1 894 vide Notification No. F.8< 10)/08/L&B/LA/34Q8 dated 29-6-2009 to all whom it may concern Under the provisions of Section 7 of the said Act, the Land Acquisition Collector (North-East), Delhi is hereby directed to take orders for the acquisition of the said land.

A plan of the land may be inspected at the office of the Land Acquisition Collector (North-East), Delhi SPECIFICATION Village Total Area Field Nos. of Boundaries (Sq.m.) Boundaries Area(Sq.m.)

Kh. Nos.

Jhilmil 1012.50 1183/220/1 min %~ Tahirpur 1183/220/3 min 180 1183/220/2 min 41 1183/220/4 min 180 1182/220 min 232 1096/283-289/ 60 226-299 min 1096/283-289/ 22.50 226-299 min (Sarai) 1097/283-289/ 105 226-299 min 1098/226-289 min 85 1099/226-289 min 11 Tital 1012,50 ^ 1ST s C l o y o e ' W , * *r./«J.3l./4349.—»JPl fltamaNton, i894^r tmu7^"^-qra(i)^sra TPTnl ijlPwJi 3TT TOT ̂ Tn gH, fe?ft ^ <SM<WHid ^ft 3 im sfcfam ctf *mi 9 ̂ t m- m\ (1) * 3 * ̂ W* ^ W T T T * 15fJn^HTTf*<ITt^T •"jfa m ^m 1&. $ fsra^r W i K f^wi 3 i fn^n TTSTI ̂ . 8( io)/08/*5^. H ,">J3t./3498 f?W* 29-6-2009 mr 4 T?i Tmn IT. 8( \0)/08/1 ^•q./tJ.3t./4348 ftTi* 13-7-2009 *TR1 6 3 TTO ^OT t 1 Tl̂ VT TPITTT eft t ^ f t ^ dHthrnsm ^ atr^t ^ tWl ^=^ TIT TT, XTRAORDINARY [ P A R T J V ^ No. F. 8(10)/08/LAB/LA/4349.—lrr exercise ofthe powers conferred by sub-section (1) of Section 17 of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894, the Lt. Governor, Delhi is pleased to direct the Land Acquisition Collector (North-East), Delhi to take possession of land, the specification of which is given in the Notification No. F.

8( 10)/08/L&B/LA/3498 dated 29-6-2009 under Section 4 and No. F. 8(10)/08/L&B/LA/4348 dated 13-7-2009 under Section 6 of the said Act on expiry of 15 days from publication of the notice under sub-section (1) of Section 9 of the said Act.

By Order and in the Name of the Lt. Governor of the N.CT. of Delhi, G. S. MEENA, Addl. Secy.

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PART | V ] DELHI GAZETTE :

TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT NOTIFICATION Delhi, the 13Ui July, 2009 No. F. 19 (125)/TpL/Sectt./2007/375.—Whereas the draft of the Delhi Motor Accidents Claims Tribunal Rules, 2008 was published in Part-lV of the Delhi Gazette Extra ordinary vide F. 19 (125)/Tpt./Sectt./2007/597 dated 3rd September, 2008 as required by sub-section (1) of Section 212 of Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 (59 of 1988), inviting objections and suggestions from all persons likely lo be affected thereby within a period of 45 days from the date on which copies of the Gazette in which the said notifica tion was published were made available to the public.

And whereas copies of the said Gazette notification were made available to the public on the 3rd September, 2008 and whereas the objections and suggestions received on the said draft rules have been duly considered by the Government.

Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by Section 176 read with clause (41) of Section 2 and sub-section (1) of Section 212 of Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 (59 of 1988), and in partial supersession of Chapter IX of the Delhi Motor Vehicles Rules, 1993 relating to Claims Tribunals, made vide this Government's Notification No.

F. 2(l)/93-Law dated the 21st June, 1993, the Lieutenant Governor of the National Capital Territory of Delhi is pleased to make the following rules, namely:— RULES

1. Short title and commencement.—(1) These rules may be called the Delhi Motor Accidents Claims Tribunal Rules, 2008.

(2) They shall come into force on the date of their publication in the Delhi Gazette.

2. Definitions.—(1) In these rules, unless the con text otherwise requires,—

(a) "Act" means the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 (59 of 1988);

(b) "Accident" means an accident involving use of motor vehicle at a public place;

(d) "Form" means a form appended to these rules;

(e) "insurance company" means the insurance com pany with which a motor vehicle involved in an accident was insured for the relevant period;

(0 "investigating police officer" means the station house officer of a police station within whose EXTRAORDINARY ^ jurisdiction an accident involving a motor ve hicle occurs, and includes any police officer sub ordinate to him entrusted with the ins t iga t ion of the case;

(g) "legal representative" shall have the same meaning assigned to it under clause (11) of Sec tion 2 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (5 of 1908).

(2) All other words and expressions used herein but not defined and defined in Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, shall have the meanings respectively assigned to them in that Act.

3. Duties of invest igat ing police officer in motor accident cases.—(1) Notwithstanding anything contained to the contrary in any other rules in force, it shall be the duty of the investigating police officer, as expedi tiously as possible to—

(a) get the scene of accident photographed from such angles as to clearly depict, and in case of inability to do so, prepare a site plan, drawn to scale, as to indicate the layout and width, etc. of the road(s) or place, as the case may be, the po sition of vehicle(s), or person(s), involved, and such other facts as may be relevant so as to pre serve the evidence in this regard, inter-alia for purposes of proceedings before the Claims Tri bunal;

(b) gather full particulars of the insurance certificate/ Ipolicy in respect of the motor vehicle involved in the accident and to require the production of documents mentioned in sub-section (1) of Sec tion 158 of the Act, and thereupon either to take the same in possession against receipt, or to re tain the photocopies of the same, after attesta tion thereof by the person producing the same;

(c) verify the genuineness of the documents mentioned in clause (b) by obtaining confirma tion in writing from the office/authority purport ing to have issued the same;

(d) submit detailed report regarding an accident to the Claim Tribunals, in Form "A" by not later than thirty days of the receipt of notice in Form "B", accompanied by requisite documents which shall include copy of report under Section 173 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (2 of 1974), medico legal certificate, post-mortem report (in case of death), first information report, photographs, site plan, photocopies of docu ments mentioned in clause (c), report regarding confirmation of genuineness thereof, if received, or otherwise action taken;

(e) furnish to the applicant information and particulars about the accident in Form "A" within 16 DELHI GAZETTE thirty days, on receiving the application in Form "C" by the person who wishes to make an application for compensation and who is involved in an accident, or his next of kin, or the legal representative of the deceased, or the insurance company, as the case may be :

Provided that such information shall be given to the insurance company on payment of a fees of ru pees ten only per page;

(f) not to release and impound the vehicle involved in the accident, when it is found that it is not covered by policy of insurance of third party risks, taken in the name of the registered owner, or when the registered owner fails to furnish copy of such insurance policy, and bring this to the notice of the Magistrate having jurisdiction over the area, where the accident occurred.

(g) report to the Magistrate mentioned in clause (f), as to why the registered owner has not been prosecuted for offence punishable under Sec tion 196 of the Act, where such prosecution has not been preferred, despite existence of facts con stituting such an offence.

(2) The duties enumerated in sub-rule (1) shall be construed as if they are included in Section 60 of the Delhi Police Act, 1978 (34 of 1978) and any breach thereof shall entail consequences envisaged in that law.

4. Duties of the registering authority.— It shall be the duty of the concerned registering authority to—

(a) submit a detailed report in Form "D" to the Claims Tribunal regarding a motor vehicle involved in an accident or licence of the driver thereof within fifteen days of the receipt of direction in Form "E";

(b) furnish within fifteen days, the requisite informa tion in Form "D" on receiving the application in Form "F\ by the person who wishes to make an application for compensation or who is involved in an accident arising out of use or his next of kin, or to the legal representative of the deceased or to the insurance company, as the case may be :

Provided that information shall be given to the insurance company oh payment of rupees ten only per page.

5. Duties of the insurance company:— It shall be the duty of the divisional manager of the insurance company, as expeditiously as possible, to—

(a) move an application in Form "C" before the in vestigating police officer with prescribed fees and gather full information about the accident, at the earliest, after receiving information about it, or on receipt of notice from the Claims Tribunals under rule 13;

(b) ascertain and verify facts about insurance of motor vehicle(s) involved in the accident and con firm the same to the Claims Tribunal within thirty days of receiving notice of the claim case;

(c) move application before the concerned register ing authority in Form "F" and gather information about the motor vehicle(s) involved, and the driv ing licence(s) held by the driver(s) thereof as per details mentioned in Form "D";

(d) deposit with the written statement in the Claims Tribunal, the amount equivalent to the compen sation. awardable on the principle of no fault li ability under Section 140 of the Act in such cases where the information received in Form "A" and Form "D" confirms death or permanent disability to have been caused as a result of the use of the motor vehicle covered by the insurance certificate/policy issued by it.

6. Prohibition against release of motor vehicle involved in accident.—(1) No court shall release a motor vehicle involved in an accident resulting in death or bodily injury or damage to property, when such vehicle is not covered by the policy of insurance against third party risks taken in the name of registered owner or when the registered owner fails to furnish copy of such insurance policy despite demand by investigating police officer, unless and until the registered owner furnishes sufficient security to the satisfaction of the court to pay compensation that may be awarded in a claim case arising out of such accident.

(2) Where the motor vehicle is not covered by a policy of insurance against third party risks, or when registered owner of the motor vehicle fails to furnish copy of such policy in circumstance mentioned in sub-rule (1), the motor vehicle shall be sold offin public auction by the magistrate having jurisdiction over the area where accident occurred, on expiry of three months of the vehicle being taken in possession by the investigating police officer, and proceeds thereofchall be deposited with the Claims Tribunal having jurisdiction over the area in question, within fifteen days for purpose of satisfying the compensation that may have been awarded, or may be awarded in a claim case arising out of such accident.

7. Presumption about reports.—The contents of reports submitted to the Claims Tribunal in Form "A" and Form "D" by investigating police officer and concerned registering authority respectively, and confirmation under clause (b) of rule 5 by the insurance company shall be presumed to be correct, and shall be read in evidence without formal proof, till proved to the contrary.

8. Applications.— (1) F.very application for pa> ment of compensation shall be made in Form "G" and shall be accompanied by as many copies, as may be required,

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(2) there shall t>e appended to every su^n application:—

(a) an affidavit of the applicant to the effect that the statement of facts contained in the application is true to the best of his/her knowledge'belief, as the case may be, and further if the applicant(s) has/have earlier preferred any claim petition with regard to the same cause of action, and if so, what was the result thereof;

(b) all the documents and affidavits for the proof thereof, and affidavits in support of all facts on which the applicant relies in context of his/her claim, entered in a properly prepared list of documents and affidavits :

Provided that the Claims Tribunal may not allow the applicant to rely in support of his/her claim, on any document or affidavit not filed with the application, unless it is satisfied that for good or sufficient cause, he/she was prevented from filing such document or affidavit earlier;

(c) proof of identity of the applicant(s) to the satisfaction of the Claims Tribunal, unless exempted from doing so for reasons to be recorded in writing by it;

(d) passport size photograph(s) of the applicant(s) duly attested by the advocate on record;

(c) reports obtained in Form UC" and Form "D" from investigating police officer, and registering authority; and if no such report(s) have been obtained reasons therefor;

(0 medical certificate of injuries, or the effect thereof.

other than those included in Form "C".

(3) The Claims Tribunal may also require the applicant to furnish the following information to satisfy itself that spurious or a collusive claim has not been preferred :—

(a) full particulars of all earlier accidents in which the applicant or the person deceased, as the case may be, has been involved;

(b) the amounl of compensation paid in such earlier accidents, name and particulars of the victim, and of the person who paid the damages; and

( 4) Any application which is found defective on scrutiny may be returned by the Claims Tribunal for being re-submitted after removing the defects within a specified period not exceeding two weeks.

(5) Every application for compensation shall be registered separately in appropriate register prescribed as _ „ , . l « U

9. Police Repor t s u n d e r sub-section (6) of Section 158 of the Act and action thereon.— (1) The report in terms of sub-section (6) of Section 158 of the Act by the police shall mutatis mutandis be in Form "A".

(2) On receipt of report mentioned in sub-rule (1) , the Claims Tribunal shall go through the same and may call for such further information or material as considered necessary tor proper and effective action in accordance with sub-section (4) of Section 166 of the Act.

(3) The Claims Tribunal after examination of the report, ftirther information/material, if called for, shall register the claim case thereon and, then, issue notice for appearance to all parties concerned, which would include the victim(s) of the accident, or his/her legal representative(s), as the case may be, driver, owner and insurer of the vehicle(s) involved, in Form "H".

(4) On receipt of notice, the parties mentioned in the forgoing provision would be required lo appear and declare through affidavit, if any claim case had either been preferred, or was being preferred in respect of the same cause of action, and if so, the police report treated as claim case would be tagged to such claim case preferred independently by the parlies

(5) If the person(s) injured, or legal repicsciuaiivc(s) of the person(s) deceased do not appear in response to the notice aforementioned in the manner indicated above, the Claims Tribunal may presume that the said parties were not interested in pursuing the claim for any compensation in such proceedings, and on such presumption it shall close the case.

(6) Unless the police report treated as claim case stands tagged to independent claim case preferred by the parties themselves, the Claims Tribunal shall call upon the person(s) injured or legal represenlative(s) of the person(s) deceased, as the case may be. and who may have appeared in response to the notice, to submit statement of facts regarding compensation, if any claimed by them, which statement of facts shall be along the lines required to be furnished in application in Form "G".

(7) If statement of facts about compensation claimed and basis thereof arc furnished by the parlies in ihe manner indicated in sub-rule (61. the case shall be further proceeded with in the same manner as required to deal wilh applications moved by the parties for compensation directly before the Claims Tribunal

(8) If after statement of facts about compensation claimed has been furnished by the party, which subsequently commits default in appearance, the provisions of Order IX of the Code of Civil Procedure.

1908 (5 of 1908) would apply:

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Provided that in case accident in question involves ire than one vehicle and persons connected to aU such hides stake claim for compensation, the police report :ated as claim case shall be presumed to be a claim case efcrred by each of them and absence by anyone or more such parties shall not prejudice or affect the claim of the irty which continues to appear.

10. Examination of applicant.—On receipt of an >plication under rule 8, the Claims Tribunal may examine le applicant on oath, and the substance of such lamination, if any, shall be reduced to writing.

11. Summary disposal of application.—The Claims ribunal may, after consideration of the application and tatement, if any, of the applicant recorded under Rule 10, lismiss the application summarily, if for reasons to be ecorded, it is of the opinion that there are no sufficient grounds for proceeding therewith.

12. Transter of claim cases.—(1) The District Judge ihall have the power to transfer an application for claim torn the tile of one Claims Tribunal, before whom the tpplication is pending, to any other Claims Tribunal, if—

(a) the Claims Tribunal before whom the application is pending makes such a request on grounds, personal or otherwise; or

(b) upon consideration of the application for transfer by any party to the application, the District Judge is satisfied, for reasons to be recorded in writing, that there are sufficient grounds to do so.

(2) The High Court may transfer the application from the file of one Claims Tribunal to the other Claims Tribunal for any sufficient reasons.

13. Notice to parties involved.—If the application for claim is not dismissed under rule 11, the Claims Tribunal shall send to the opposite parties a copy of the application along with all the documents and afTidavits filed by applicant under rule 8 together with a notice in Form "I" of the dale on which it will hear the application, and may call them upon to file on that date a written statement as per Rule 14 in answer to the application:

Provided that, if documents filed by the applicant are voluminous, and insistence on providing copies thereof would be unnecessarily expensive or cumbersome, the Claims Tribunal may dispense with the requirement to send copies thereof to the opposite parties.

14. Appearance and examination of the parties.— U) The person against whom the applicant claims relief (hereinafter referred to as' opposite party') shall at or before the first hearing, or within such further time as the Claims Tribunal may allow, file a written statement dealing with the claim raised in the application, and any such written statement shall form part of the record.

(2) The opposite party shall file with his written V statement, all the documents and afTidavits fox The proof thereof and also affidavits in support of all facts on which he relies in context of his defence of the application, duly entered in a properly prepared list of documents and affidavits and shall give to the applicant copies of the written statement, documents and affidavits, provided that the Claims Tribunal may not allow the opposite party to rely in support of his defence on any document or affidavit not filed along with the written statement unless it is satisfied that, for good or sufficient cause, he was prevented from filing such document or affidavit earlier.

(3) If the opposite party contests the claim, the Claims Tribunal may, and if no written statement has been filed, it shall, proceed to examine him upon the claim and shall reduce die substance of the examination to writing.

(4) The Claims Tribunal may also require the opposite 'parties to fumish die following information :—

(a) full particulars of all earlier accidents in which such party may have been involved, and in which the claims have been awarded at least in part.

(b) the amount of compensation paid in such earlier accidents, the name(s) and address(es) of the victims and of the persons who paid the damages;

and

15. Local Inspection.—(l)The Claims Tribunal may, at any time during the course of a proceeding before it, visit the site at which the accident occurred for the purpose of making local inspection or examining any persons likely to be able to give information relevant to the proceedings.

(2) Any party to a proceeding or representative of any such party, may accompany the Claims Tribunal for a local inspection.

(3) The Claims Tribunal after making a local inspection shall note briefly in a memorandum any facts observed, and such memorandum shall form part of the record of proceeding.

(4) The memorandum referred to in sub-rule (3) may be shown to any party to the proceedings who desires to see it and a copy thereof may, on application, be supplied to any such party.

(5) The Claims Tribunal may, if any journey is undertaken for the purpose specified in this rule at the instance of aparty, require the party, to deposit beforehand an amount equivalent to the actual expenses likely to be incurred by it and its staff for the purpose, and draw only the amount so deposited by the parties to meet all the incidental expenditure in connection with such journey.

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16. Inspection of the vehicle.—The Claims Tribunal may, if it thinks fit, require the motor vehicle involved in the accident to be produced by the owner for inspection at a particular time and place to be mentioned by it. in consultation with the owner.

17. Power of summary examination.—The Claims Tribunal during the local inspection or at any other time at a formal hearing of a case pending before, it may, examine summarily any person likely to be able to give information relating to such case, whether such person has been or is to be called as a witness in the case or not and whether any or all of the parties are present or not.

18. Power to direct medical examination.—The Claims Tribunal may, if it considers necessary, direct, in Form "J", any medical officer or any board of medical officers in a government or municipal hospital to examine the injured and issue certificate indicating the degree and extent of the disability, if any, suffered as a result of the accident, and it shall be the duty of such medical officer or board to submit the report within fifteen days of receipt of direction.

19. Co-opting of persons during inquiry.—(1) The Claims Tribunal may if it thinks fit, co-opt one or more persons possessing special knowledge with respect to any matter relevant to the inquiry, to assist in holding the inquiry.

(2) The remuneration, if any, to be paid to the person(s) co-opted shall in every case be determined by the Claims Tribunal.

20. Application for claim on principle of no fault liability.—(1) Every application in case of claim under Chapter X of the Act, shall be made in part II of Form "G"

(2) The Claims Tribunal shall, for the purpose of adjudication of the application mentioned in this rule shall follow such summary procedure as it thinks fit.

(3) The Claims Tribunal shall not reject any application made as per the provisions of Chapter X of the Act on ground of any technical flaw, but shall give notice to the applicant and get the defect rectified.

(4) Where the application is not accompanied by reports in Form "A" and Form "D", the Claims Tribunal shall obtain whatever information is necessary from the police, medical and other authorities and proceed to adjudicate upon the claim whether the parties who were given notice appear or not on the appointed date.

(5) The Claims Tribunal shall expeditiously proceed to award the claims on the basis of reports in Form "A" and Form "D" and further documents relating to injuries or treatment, if any filed with affidavit, and report or certificate, if any, issued in compliance with directions under rule 18.

(6) The Claims Tribunal in passing an award on such application, shall also issue directions for apportionment, if required and for securing the interests of the claimants, following the provisions of rules 26 and 27.

21. Framing of issues.—After considering the application, the written statements, the examination of the parties, if any, and the result of any local inspection, if made, the Claims Tribunal shall proceed to frame and record the issues upon which the decision of the case appears to it to depend.

22. Determination of issues.—(1) After framing the issues the Claims Tribunal shall proceed to decide them after allowing both parties to cross examine each other and the deponents, whose affidavits have been filed by the' parties, on such affidavits filed with the application and the written statement and in doing so, it shall follow provision of Order XIX of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908(5ofl908).

(2) The Claims Tribunal may, if it appears to it to be necessary for just decision of the case, allow the parties to adduce such further evidence as each of them may desire to produce:

Provided that no such further opportunity shall be permitted unless it is shown that the affidavit of the witness soughl to be examined at such stage could not be obtained and filed earlier, despite exercise of due diligence by, or that such evidence was not within the knowledge of the party relying on it.

23. Summoning of witnesses.—Subject to the provisions of rule 22, if an application is presented by any party to the proceeding for the summoning of witnesses, the Claims Tribunal shall, on payment of the expenses involved, if any, issue summons for the appearance of such witness unless it considers that their appearance is not necessary for a just decision of the case :

Provided that if, in the opinion of the Claims Tribunals, the party is financially poor, it may not insist on the payment of the expenses involved and the same shall be borne by the Government:

Provided further that in case where the party succeeds in whole or in part, the expenses so incurred by the Government shall be directed to be paid to the Government by the opposite party.

24. Method of recording evidence.—The Claims Tribunals shall, as examination of witnesses proceeds, make brief memorandum of the substance of the evidence of each witness and such memorandum shall be written and signed by the Presiding Judge of the Claims Tribunal and shall form part of the evidence :

Provided that evidence of any expert witness shall be taken down, as nearly as may be, word for word.

25. Obtaining <>rsupplementary information and documents.—The Claims Tribunal shall obtain whatever supplementary information and documents, which may be 20 LlLLlll CAZt.Ut : F.XTRAORD[\ARY found necessary from the police, medical and other authorities and proceed to adjudicate upon the claim whether the parties who were given notice- appear or nor on the appointed date.

26. Judgment and award of compensation.—(I) The Claims Tribunal in passing orders shall record concisely in a judgment, the findings on each of the issues framed and the reasons for such findings and make an award specifying the amount of compensation to be paid by the opposite party or parties and also the person or persons to whom compensation shall be paid.

(2) The procedure of adjudicating the liability and award of compensation may be set apart from the procedure of disbursement of compensation to the legal heirs in a case of death, and where the Claims Tribunal feels that the actual payment to the claimant is likely to take some time because of" the identification and determination of legal heirs of the deceased, the Claims Tribunal may call for the amount of compensation awarded to be deposited with it and, then, proceed with the identification of the legal heirs for disbursing payment of compensation to each of the legal heirs equitably.

27. Securing the interest of claimants.-( 1) Where any lump-sum amount deposited with the Claims Tribunal <s payable to a woman or a person under legal disability such sum may be invested, applied or otherwise dealt witj,' for the benefit of the woman or such person during this disability• m such manner as the Claims Tribunal may direct to be paid to any dependent of the injured or heirs of the IhTrTll Tr° T 0thCr PerS0" W h ° m the Claims ™l»™l hnks bes fitted to provide for the welfare of the injured or the heir of the deceased.

• *i ? ) u W^onapP | i c a , , 'on 'nadetotlieClaimsTribUIial n this behalf or otherwise, the Claims Tribunal is satisfied that on account of neglect of the children on the part of the parents or on account of the variation of the circumstances of any dependent, or for any other sufficient cause, an order of the Claims Tribunal as to die distribution of any sum paid as compensation or as to the manner in which any sum payable to any such dependent is to be invested applied or otherwise dealt with, ought to be varied, the Claims Tribunal may make such further orders for the variation of the former order as it thinks j u s t i„ , h .

circumstances of the case.

(3) The Claims Tribunal shall, in the case of minor order that amount of compensation awarded to such minor be invested ,n fixed deposits,!,, such minorafains majo ty The expenses incurred by the guardian or the next friend may be allowed to be withdrawn by such guardian or the next fr,end from such deposits before i, is deposi t

(4) TheiClaims Tribunal shall, in the case of illiterate claimants orderthat the amount of compensation waded years, but if any amount ,s required for effecting purchase [PART IV of any moveable or immoveable property for improving the inCOiriC of the claimant , the Clainio Tribunal may confide-.- such a request after neiny sati^nect that the amount u o u l d be actually spent for the purpose and the demand is not a ruse to withdraw money.

(5) The Claims Tribunal shall, in the case of semiliterate person resort to the procedure for the deposit of award amounts set out in sub-rule (4) unless it is satisfied, for reasons to be recorded in writing that the whole or part of the amount is required for the expansion of any existing business or for the purchase of some property as specified and mentioned, in sub-rule (4) in which case the Claims Tribunal shall ensure that the amount is invested for the purpose for which it is prayed for and paid.

(6) The Claims Tribunal may in the case of literate persons also resort to the procedure for deposit of awarded amount specified in sub-rule (4) and (5) if having regard to the age, fiscal background and state of society to which the claimant belongs and such other consideration, the Claims Tribunal in the larger interest of the claimant and w,th a view to ensuring the safety of the compensation awarded, thinks it necessary to order.

.,., '7 ) T h < , c ' ' ' ' ;n" Tribunal, way m personal injury cases if furthe, treatment is necessary, on being satisfied which shall be recorded in writing, permit the withdrawal of such amount as is necessary for the expenses of such treatment.

(8) The Claims Tribunal shall, in the matter of investment of money, have regard to a maximum return by ways of periodical income to the claimant and make it deposited with pubhc sector undertakings of the State or Central Government which offers higher rate of interest.

(9) The Claims Tribunal shall, in investing money direct that the interest on the deposits be paid directly to the claimants or the guardian of the minor claimants by the institutions holding the deposits under intimation to the Claims Tribunal.

28. Appearance onegalpractitioner.-The Claims rribunal may. in its discretion, allow any party to appear before it through a legal practioner.

29. Adjournment of hearing—If the Claims Tribunal find, that an application cannot be disposed of at one hearing. ,i shall record the reasons which necessitate the adjournment and also inform the parties present of the date of adjourned hearing.

hrf.f f D i ! ! 7 - T h e C l a i m s Tribunal shall, maintain a brief diary of the proceedings on the application 3'-EnforcementofawardoftheClaimsTribu.ial- Subject to the provisions of section 174 of the Act the Claims Tribunal shall, for the purpose of enforcement of to award have all the powers ofa Civil Court in the execution ( of 19oT ""I^ 'he C ° d e ° f Civi' Pr0Cedure. ">°8 < S of 1908), as ,f the award where a decree for the payment of money passed by such court in a civil suit

PART I V J DELHI GAZETTE : EXTRAORDINARY ^ " ^ T ^ n ^ o ^ e r s o f C W H C o u r t i n t h e C l a i m s " 39. Repea. and S r t H I ) Chapter IX of the Delhi THbuna^UhoXejudicetotheprovisionsofsection Motor Vehicle Rules, 1993 ,s hereby repealed^ 169 of Hie Act every Claims Tribunal shall exercise all the ( 2) Notwithstanding such repeal, anything done or powers of a Civil Court, and in doing so for discharging its a n y a c t i o n ,aken under any of the said rules so repealed functions it shall follow the procedure laid down in the shal, u n l e s s s u c h thing or action is inconsistent with any Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (5 of 1908). o f ,h e provisions of these rules, in a proceeding for 33 Receipt of compensation paid upon payment.- compensation pending before the Claims Tribunal, be The Claims Tribunal shall, obtain a receipt from the claimant deemed to have been done or taken under the in duplicate, one copy to be issued to the person who corresponding provisions of these rules.

makes the payment and the other to be retained on the F O R M »A» record while handing over the payment. ^ r u ( e s ^ 5 a n d ? ) 34 ADDCSI against the judgment of the Claims ,-.«,„, •"• «fHv"' "»" » - , Renort of Invest gating Police Officer Tribunal.—(1) Every appeal against the judgment of the Kepon oi invisug g Claims Tribunal shall be preferred in the form of a To memorandum signed by the applicant or the advocate duly empowered by him in this behalf, and presented to the High Court and shall be accompanied by a copy of the judgment.

(2) The memorandum shall set forth concisely and Sir, under distinct heads, the grounds of objections to the jhjs i s with reference to the order/application judgment appealed from without any argument or narrative, d a t e d inCaseNo. Title and such grounds shall be numbered consecutively. The requisite information is given below:—

(3) Save as provided in sub-rules (1) and (2), the j N a m e 0fpolice Station.

provisions of Order XLI XXI in the First Schedule to the ^ N Q ^ ^ A c c i d e n t Report Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (5 of 1908) shall mutatis R ^ F I R N O mutandis apply to appeals preferred to High Court under Report/FIR No.

section 173 of the Act. (Copy to be annexed)

35. Certified copies.—The rules relating to the issue 3 Date , time and place of the accident.

of certified copy as in force in Delhi for the courts 4 N a m e a n d m a d d r e s s o f t n e injured/deceased:

subordinate to the High court shall mutatis mutandis ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ . ^ (Q w h j c h h e / s h e w a s apply in the case ofthe Claims Tribunal. • removed.

36. Registers.—( 1) The Claims Tribunal shall ^ Report./MLC/Post Mortem maintain in addition to all registers required to be maintained • " ^ ^ ^ by a court of Additional District Judge in Delhi, the v • y 6 Registration number of vehicle and type ot the following registers:— ™ °

(i) Register for applications for interim award on principle of no fault liability; < <=opy<° b e annexed^

(ii) Register for deposit of payments in the Tribunal 7. Dnving license particulars: (Copy to be annexed) through cheques, etc. (a) Driving license No. and Date of expiry

(2) Claim petitions on the ground of death, permanent (b) Name and address ofthe driver:

disability, injury and damage to property shall be entered ( c ) A d d r e s s 0f the issuing Authority:

in a separate register. ^ B a d g e j ^ k O B 0f Public Service Vehicle):

37. Custody and preservation ofthe records.—The g ^^ ^ addlKS o f A e o w n e r o t t he vehicle at necessary documents and records relating to the cases ^ ^ Qf ^ a c c i d e n t .

shall be preserved in the record room for a period of six years ofthe satisfaction ofthe award, if any granted, or for 9. Name and address of die Insurance Compap a period of twelve years after the judgment and award with whom the vehicle was insured and the a period oi twelve yea. > a j * particulars of the Divisional Office of the said become final, whichever ,s earlier. j « £ £ C o m p a n y :

38. Staff.-Every Claims Tribunal shall be provided No,e/Certif.ca«e of Insurance/ with staff similar to that provided to the court of an Sy/Receipt to be annexed) Additional District Judge in Delhi.

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10. Number of Insurance Policy insu rance Certificate and the date of validity of the Insurance Policy/ Insurance Certificate:

11. Registration particulars of the vehicle (Class of the Vehicle)

(a) Registration No.:

(b) Engine No. :

12. Route Permit particulars (copy to be annexed)

13. Report about verification of Driving License, Insurance Policy, Registration Certificate permit etc. (copy of the documents to be annexed)

14. Action taken, if any and the result thereof (Copy of Report under section 173 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973/Kalandara presented to bo annexed) End: (givedetails) (Station House Officer) Verified that the contents of above report are correct as per Invesligaion done by the Police Station.

P S Station House Officer Dale:

FORM"B" (Sec rule 3) Order to Investigating Police Officer BEFORE THE MOTOR ACCIDENTS CLAIMS TRIBUNAL: DELHI (Presided by:

Case No. :

T 1 T L E : Vs Subject: F. I. R. No To, Station House Officer, P.S ORDER Whereas the claim petition above mentioned seeking payment of compensation has been preferred in this Tribunal m connection with the accident which is stated to be subject matter of investigation by you through FIR particulars captioned above;

E X T R A O R P r N A R Y [PART IV And whereas the law enjoins upon you to make*- available to the parties concerned under the provisions of Section 160 of the Motor Vehicle Act. 1988 and to this Tribunal under the provisions of sub-section (6) of Section 158 of the said Act read with rule 150 of the Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989 and rule 3 of the Delhi Motor Accidents Claims Tribunal Rules, 2008, document in the nature of—

(1) Identification marks and other particulars of the vehicle which caused the accident;

(2) Name and address of the person who was driving/ using the same at the time of accident;

(3) Name and address of the person who was injured, or description of property damage ;

(4) Copy of FIR;

(5) Report under Section 173 oftheCode of Criminal Procedure, 1973 with documents annexed thereto viz., report/postmortem report, mechanical inspection report, photograph taken, site plan prepared, driving licence, registration certificate.

permit, insurance policy, verification, if any, etc.;

(6) Any other relevant document seized ;

Now, therefore, you are hereby directed to send to his 1 ribunal information in Form "A" (attached) with clear legible photocopies of all the aforesaid documents duly attested under your personal signatures and bears* your official seal within fifteen days of the receipt of this • communication.

Given under my hand and Seal, this day of JUDGE MACT/DELHI FORM "C" (See rules 3 and 5) Application to Investigating Police Officer Case No.:

TITLE: V s Subject: F.I.R. No.

To, Station House Officer, P.S Sir.

Whereas the applicant is a party, being the claimant/ insurance company, in the claim petition above mentioned seeking payment of compensation in connection with the accident which is stated to be subject matter of Investigation through FIR particulars captioned above;

PART IV] DELHI GAZETTE . EXTRAORDINARY 23 And whereas, the law enjoins upon you to make available to the parties concerned under the provisions of Section 160 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, read with rule 150 of the Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989 and rule 3 of the Delhi Motor Accidents Claims Tribunal Rules, 2008, documents in the nature of—

(1) Identification marks and other particulars of the vehicle which caused the accident;

(2) Name and address of the person who was driving/using the same at the time of accident;

(3) Name and address of the person who was injured, or description of property damage ;

(4) Copy of FIR;

(5) Report under Section 173 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 with documents annexed thereto viz., report/postmortem report, mechanical inspection report, photograph taken, site plan prepared, driving licence, registration certificate, permit, insurance policy, verification, if any, etc.;

(6) Any other relevant document seized ;

The undersigned, therefore, requests that the requisite information may kindly be furnished to him within fifteen days of the receipt of this communication.

Yours faithfully, ( ) Full Name and address Dated:

FORM "D" (See rules 4,5 and 7) Report of the Registering Authority To.

Sir, This is with reference to the order/application dated in Case No Title The requisite information is given below:—

1. Registration particulars of the vehicle:

(a) Registration No.:

(b) Type of vehicle ;

(d) P.ngine No.:

(f) Full name and address of the registered owner of the vehicle

(g) Particulars of insurance :

2. Driving Licence:

(a) DrivingUcenseNo.anddateofissue/expiry:

(b) Name and address of license holder :

(d) Badge No. in case of public service vehicle:

(e) Detailed report if the particulars mentioned arc found not genuine :

3. Route permit:

(a) Permit No. and date :

(b) Name and address of permit holder:

(Registering Authority) Zone Verified that the contents of above report are correct as per records of this office.

(Registering Authority) Zone Date:

FORM"E" (See rule 4) Order to Registering Authority BEFORE THE MOTOR ACCIDENT CLAIMS TRIBUNAL: DELHI (Presided: ) Case No.:

TITLE Vs Subject : (i) Verification of Registration Certificate of Vehicle No a. Verification of Driving Licence No in respect of. valid up to issued by Licensing Authority (Strike out whichever is not applicable) To, (Registering Authority) Zone ORDER Whereas the claim petition mentioned above seeking payment of compensation has been preferred in this Tribunal in connection with an accident allegedly involving Motor Vehicle, particulars of which are captioned above;

And whereas (I) the vehicle is stated to have been registered by office under your control, (2) the driving 2 4 DELHI GAZETTE licence/permit aforesaid is stated to have been issued by office under your control (Strike out whichever is not applicable);

And whereas the records relating to the said registration/driving licence/permit are required to be maintained by said officer under your control under the Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989;

And whereas requisite details relating to the documents aforesaid are required by this Tribunal for the purposes of Inquiry under the provisions of Section 168 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 and which information you are bound to furnish in terms of rule 149 of the Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989 read with rule 5 of the Delhi Motor Accidents Claims Tribunal Rules, 2008.

Now, therefore, you are hereby directed to furnish to Wis Trfbunal fall par</Vu/ai» icga/ding the registration certificate/driving licence/permit aforesaid, with copies of documents in support duly attested under your personal signatures and bearing your official Seal within fifteen days of the receipt of this communication.

Given under my hand and seal, this day of JUDGE MACT/DELH1 FORM " P " (See rule 4) Application to Registering Authority Case No TITLE: Vs To, The Registering Authority, Subject:

(1) Vehicle No

(2) Permit No

(3) Driving Licence No In respect of Whereas the undersigned has preferred/is a party in, the claim petition mentioned above seeking payment of compensation in correction with an accident allegedly involving Motor Vehicle, particulars of which are captioned above;

And whereas Ml the vehicle irfriraaM l> > n i . j .„ EXTRAORDINARY [PART IV driving licence/permit aforesaid is staled to have b e !

issued by office under your control (Strike out whichever is not applicable);

And whereas the records relating to the said registration/driving licence/permit are required to be maintained by said officer under your control under the Central Motor Vehicles Rules. 1989;

And whereas requisite details relating to the documents aforesaid are required by this Tribunal for ihe purposes of Inquiry under the provisions of Section 168 of the Motor Vehicles Act. 1988 and which information you are bound to furnish in terms of rule 149 of the Central Motor Vehicle Rules. 1989 read with rule 5 of the Delhi Motor Accident Claims Tribunal Rules. 2008.

Now. therefore, the undersigned, requests that full particulars regarding the registration certificate/driving licence/ permit aforesaid, with copies of documents in support duly attested under your personal signatures and bearing your official seal may be furnished within fifteen days of the receipt of this application.

(Applicant) (Full name, particulars and address to be given) FORM "G" (See rule 8 and 20) Application for grant of compensation under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 BEFORE MOTOR ACCIDENT CLAIMS TRIBUNAL:

DELHI (Presided by ) ..Petitioner Vs.

..Respondents Sir, The undersigned makes this application for grant of compensation as per the provisions of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 on the basis of the following facts and information:— PARTI

1. Name and Father's name of the person injured dead (Husband's name in the case of married woman and widow):

2. Full address of the person injured/dead :

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4. Occupation of the person injured/dead :

5. Kame and a d d r e s s of the employer of the injureddcad:

6. Monthly income of the person injured/dead :

7. Does the person in respect of whom compensation is claimed:

pay income tax? If so, state the amount of the income tax (to be supported by documents):

8. Place, date and time of accident:

9. Brief particulars of the accident:

10. Name and address of police station in whose jurisdiction the accident tool place or was " registered :

11. Was the_ person in respect of whom compensation is claimed traveling by the vehicle involved in the accident? If so, give the name and place of starting the journey and destination :

12. Nature of injuries sustained and disablement, if any, caused :

13. Name and address of the Medical Officer/ Practitioner if any, who attended on the injuries:

14. Period of treatment and expenditure, if any incurred:

15. Registration No. and type of vehicle involved in the accident:

16. Name and address of the owner of the vehicle :

17. Name ofthe driver of the vehicle:

18. Name and address ofthe insurer ofthe vehicle :

19. Has any claim been lodged with the owner/ Insurer if so, with what result:

20. Name and address ofthe applicant:

21. Relationship with the deceased/injured :

22. Title ofthe property ofthe deceased/injured:

23. Amount of compensation claimed and basis thereof:

24. Whether reports from the police and the Registering Authority Have been obtained in Form "A" and Form "D"? (If so, to be annexed):

25. Whether affidavit of the Applicant and witnessed as per rule 8 are annexed (give details):

26. Whether documents mentioned in Rule 8 are being annexed duly indexed (give details):

27. Any other information that may be necessary and helpful in the disposal ofthe case:

PART-11 (To be filed if prayer is made for interim award)

28. Amount of compensation claimed as interim award.

29. Reasons for claim of interim award.

30. Whether documents mentioned in sub-rule (4) and sub-rule(5) of rule 20 have been annexed (give details)

31. Prayer (Petitioner) Verification Verified at Delhi this day of. 200 , that the contents of the above application are true and correct to my knowledge and belief.

(Petitioner) FORM "H" (See rule 9) Photograph of Claimant Before the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal : Delhi (Presided by: ) Case No NOTICE In RE: Police Report under section 158(6) ofthe Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 treated as Claim case under section 166(4) ofthe Motor Vehicles Act, 1988.

Reference FIR N n o f P.S To, (Name, Description and Place of Residence) Whereas a report under section 158(6) ofthe Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 has been received from Station House Officer of Police Station mentioned above with reference to FIR registered by him as per particulars given above regarding as accident involving use of a motor vehicle;

And, whereas, the report afore mentioned has been treated by this Claims Tribunal as a claim case in accordance with the Provisions of section 166(4) ofthe Motor Vehicle 2 5 £ Z DG,|oq - 4 26 DELHI GAZETTE : EXTRAORDINARY [PART IV Act, 1988, in which it appears necessary to call you upon to appear before the undersigned for further proceedings in the mailer at 10.00 AM on Now. therefore, you are hereby given notice to appear before this Claims Tribunal in person or by a pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the claim case aforesaid on aforesaid date and time.

And as the date fixed for your appearance is appointed for hearing of the claim a case, you would be required to file on or before that date an affidavit disclosing full particulars of a claim case which may have either been preferred or being preferred in respect of the same cause of action by or against you.

Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date and time aforementioned, the claim case will be heard and determined in your absence.

this.

(iiven under my hand and seal of this Tribunal on dayof JUDGE MOTOR ACCIDENT CLAIMS TRIBUNAL, DELHI F O R M ' i " (See rule 13) BEFORE MOTOR ACCIDENT CLAIMS TRIBUNAL:

DELHI Case No..

Title .Vs.

NOTICE To, Now, therefore, you are hereby given nocice to appeal this Tribunal in person by a pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the claim case aforesaid on aforesaid date and time.

And as the date fixed for your appearance is appointed for hearing of the claim case you may tile on or before that date written statement dealing with the claim' raised in the application, along with all the documents and affidavits for the proof thereof and also affidavits in support of all facts on which you rely in the context of your defence of the application, duly entered in a properly prepared list of documents and affidavits, where after it shall not be permissible to rely on any further documents or affidavits except as provided in rule 14 of the Delhi Motor Vehicles Accident Claims Tribunal Rules, 2008.

Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date aforementioned, the claim case will be heard and determined in your absence.

this.

Given under my hand and seal of this Tribunal, dayof JUDGE MOTOR ACCIDENT CLAIMS TRIBUNAL, DELHI FORM " J " Direction for Medical Examination (See rule 18) BEFORE MOTORACCIDENT CLAIMS TRIBUNAL:

DELHI (Presided by ) Case No Title .Vs..

To, Photograph of Claimant ORDER (name, description and place of residence) Whereas the claim petition above mentioned seeking W l l e r e a s has instituted a Motor payment of compensation has been preferred in this Accident Claim Case impleading you as Respondent Tribunal in connection with an accident involving use of Copies of the application along with affidavit/' Motor Vehicle, and the claimant S/o,D/o, documents filed enclosed), which case has been directed W / o to be listed before this Tribunal for hearing at 10.00 AM ' Aged.. ..r/o..

PARI IV!

DELHI r.ATFTTF. . EXTRAORDINARY 27 whose photograph bearing his specimen signature/thumb impression is affixed above, is alleged to have suffered injuries as a result of the said accident, winch arc stated to have been recorded in Medico Legal Certificate No.. ..dated.

(name of hospital), ;

And whereas for the purpose of inquiry into the claim petition, this claim Tribunal considers it necessary to ascertain the degree and extent of disability, if any suffered as a result of the said accident by the said claimant;

Now, therefore, in exercise of powers vesting in this claims Tribunal, in terms of rule 17 of the Delhi Motor Accident Claims Tribunals Rules, 2008, the undersigned directs you to get the said claimant examined by a Medical Officer/Board of Medical officers in you Hospital and submit report on above aspects to this Tribunal within 15 days of the receipt of this direction Given under my name and seal of this Tribunal, this day of JUDGE MOTOR ACCIDENT CLAIMS TRIBUNAL, DELHI By Order and in the Name of the Lieutenant Governor of the National Capital Territory of Delhi, R. K. VERMA, Secy.-cum-Commissioner

Notification No. 19(125)/TPT/2007/375

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