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JAGDISH KUMAR,
PRESIDING OFFICER, MACT- 02, SOUTH WEST,
DWARKA COURTS DELHI
VERSUS
INDEX
22. 2. AFFADAVIT 11
Through
Heramb Sharma
E-mail: sharma.heramb04@gmail.com
IN THE HON’BLE COURT OF SH. JAGDISH KUMAR,
PRESIDING OFFICER, MACT- 02, SOUTH WEST,
DWARKA COURTS DELHI
VERSUS
PRELIMINARY OBJECTIONS: -
2. The answering respondent no.02 does not admit and denies that
PS Shivaji Nagar, Gurugram, Haryana registered any case
against the driver of insured vehicle as alleged bearing Crime No.
0048 dt. 30.01.21 U/s 279/337of IPC. All the contents of police
papers are denied. Hence the Petitioners are put to strict proof of
the same with cogent evidence.
I) PRELIMINARY FACTS: -
10. The person driving the vehicle has 'no relation in force' as on the
date of accident to drive the vehicle.
11. It is submitted that the Owner cum Driver of the vehicle bearing
reg. No HR 55 AE 7941 i.e., Respondent No. 1 was not holding a
valid and effective driving license at the time of accident was not
holding a valid and effective driving license at the time of the
accident and further was not qualified for holding or obtaining
such driving license and further has not satisfied the requirements
of the Rule No. 3 of the Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989. The
Respondent no. 1 wilfully and knowingly has allowed the vehicle
to be driven by him while not possessing valid and effective
driving license as on the material time of the alleged accident and
therefore, has contravened the proviso of the M.V. Act and the
Rules framed there under and has committed the wilful breach of
the terms and conditions of the policy. Therefore, the present
respondent is not liable to indemnify the insured/respondent no.1
and hence, not liable to pay any compensation to the claimants.
Ⅲ) GENERAL DEFENCES: -
12. The respondent no.03 seeks protection under the section 147 and
149 of M.V. Act 1988.
14. The answering Respondent no.02 further submits that as per Sec.
158(6) of M.V. Act. 1988, it is a mandatory duty of the
concerned Police Station to forward all the relevant documents to
the concerned insurer within 30 days from the date of the
information but the concerned Police Station failed to forward
the document and not complied with the statutory demand.
15. The Petitioner has claimed interest @ 18% which is highly
excessive and same is contrary to Sec. 3 of Interest Act, 1978 and
the observations of the various judgment of the Hon'ble Apex
Court.
18. The answering Respondent no.02 does not admit and denies
specifically the allegations that the vehicle bearing reg. no. HR-
55-AE-7941 was involved in the above alleged accident and it
was driven in a rash and negligent manner as alleged and
therefore, the petitioner is put to strict proof of the same with
cogent evidence.
19. That the contents of the Para no. 1 to para no. 7 are vehemently
denied being wrong. It is specifically denied that the Injured i.e.
the Petitioner was aged about 41 years and was a daily wage
worker who was earning Rs. 20,000/- per month. The petitioner
must be put to strict proof with cogent evidence regarding age,
income and occupation of the injured as alleged.
20. That the contents of the Para no. 8 to para no. 11 are vehemently
denied being wrong and incorrect. The answering Respondent
no.02 does not admit and specifically denies the allegations
regarding the manner in which the alleged accident said to have
occurred. The allegations that injured suffered with an accident
on 10/10/2020 at 10:30 AM while travelling in Auto bearing
number HR-55-AE-7941 near Traffic Booth, Rajiv Chowk
Gurugram when said auto bearing number HR-55-AE-7941
overturned due to which petitioner got injured. The contents of
this para are denied in toto and the petitioner is put to strict proof
of the same with cogent evidence.
21. That the contents of the Para no. 12 to para no. 13 are
vehemently denied being wrong and incorrect. The answering
Respondent no.02 specifically denies that there is any nexus
between the injuries got by the petitioner and the alleged accident
and the Petitioner is put to strict proof of the same along with
cogent evidence.
22. That the contents of the Para no. 14 are vehemently denied being
wrong and incorrect. The answering respondent specifically
denies that, Petitioner spent Rs 2,00,000/- on her treatment and
the Petitioner is put to strict proof of the same along with cogent
evidence.
23. The contents of Para no. 15 to Para no. 22 needs no reply. The
answering Respondent submits that they are self-explanatory and
need no reply and Petitioner is put to strict proof of the same
along with cogent evidence.
26. The demands made in the prayer clause of the claim application
are denied specifically by the respondent no.2
28. It is also denied that the respondents are jointly and severally
liable to pay the compensation.
30. The respondent no. 2 craves leave of The Hon'ble Court to take
all defenses available to the respondent no.1 under section 170 of
M.V. Act and contest the case on all the grounds apart from those
specified U/s. 149(2) of M.V. Act.
33. The respondent no. 2 craves the leave of this Hon'ble Court to
file an additional/amended counter written statement at a later
stage as and when the better particulars come to its knowledge. It
is submitted that Hon'ble Supreme Court vide order dated 16th
March 2021 in WP (C) 534 of 2020 tilted Bajaj Allianz General
Insurance Company Ltd v/s Union of India & Others has passed
slew of directions for MACT, Police and Insurance Co in order
to speedy disposal of third-party accident claims. In order to
comply the directions, the answering Respondent no.02 has
already send details of Nodal officers, Phone No, Email IDs,
office address to MACT and for sake of convenience, the detail
is further furnished as under: -
34. It is submitted that the Hon'ble Apex Court has directed the
MACT to send authenticated copy of award on email ID of
insurance Company. It is, therefore, submitted to send
authenticated copy of award on email ID of answering
respondent no.02 insurance Company as mentioned on above
para.
36. In view of the above facts, the answering Respondent prays that
The Hon'ble Court may be pleased to dismiss the above petition
and application against The Insurer with costs else, the answering
Respondent company will be put to irreparable loss and injury.
LEGAL OFFICER
Go Digit G.I.C
Ltd.
Through:
HERAMB SHARMA
VERIFICATION:
Verified at Delhi on this Dec 2023 that the contents of the
paragraph from 1 to 10 are true and correct to my knowledge
derived from official records and believed by me to be true and
correct and that no part of it is false and nothing has been
concealed therefrom. I am well conversant with the principles of
computation of compensation and have applied the same to
compute the compensation.
DEPONENT
IN THE HON’BLE COURT OF SH. JAGDISH KUMAR,
PRESIDING OFFICER, MACT- 02, SOUTH WEST,
DWARKA COURTS DELHI
VERSUS
Verification:
Deponent