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CNR DLND01005783202510 Nov 2025
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Order 2 · 10 Nov 2025 · CNR DLND010057832025

Order Details: COPY OF JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Pdf Text: 31 M.A.C.T 166/25
BRIJBHAR CHAUDHARY AND ANR. Vs. USHA DEVI AND ORS.
10.11.2025
Present: Sh. Manish Jha, Ld. counsel for the petitioners.
An application under Section 151 CPC is filed on behalf
of claimant to clarify the jurisdiction of this Tribunal.
Ld. counsel for claimants submits that in view of the
judgment passed by Hon'ble Supreme Court of India in the case of
Malati Sardar V. National Insurance Company Limited & Ors. (2016)
3 SCC 43, this Tribunal is having jurisdiction to adjudicate the present
petition as the office of the Insurance Company is situated within the
jurisdiction of this Tribunal.
Heard and perused the record.
The claimant is directed to file an affidavit informing
whether any other claim petition DAR/Case is filed by the
claimant/victim in respect of the present cause of action and informing
its details including date of institution.
In affidavit, the claimant shall also inform whether there
is any other victim and whether such victim has filed any claim
petition/case before any other Court/Tribunal or not.
In terms of verdict passed in
CM(M) 3755/2024 in
Jagpal
& Ors Vs Mohd Bilal & Anr by Hon'ble High Court of Delhi, claimant
is directed to file certified copies of the chargesheet and all its
annexures as well as copies of the statements of the witnesses recorded
by IO during investigation.
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Claimant is also directed to file amended memo of parties
impleading the Nodal Officer of the Branch of Insurance Company in
the region/area/place of accident.
Put up for filing the aforementioned information and
further proceedings on 04.05.2026.
Copy of this order be given dasti to parties.
(Abhilash Malhotra)
Judge/PO,MACT-02,PHC
New Delhi /10.11.2025
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