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Bombay High Court Allows Appeal in Railway Accident Compensation Case — Deemed Deceased a Bonafide Passenger. Untoward Incident Under Section 124A of Railways Act, 1989 Established Despite Lack of Formal DRM Report.

The appellants, parents of the deceased Jaideep Tambe, filed a claim before the Railway Claims Tribunal seeking compensation for his death. They alleg...

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Bombay High Court Allows Appeal in Railway Accident Claim — Deemed Deceased a Bonafide Passenger Despite Absence of Ticket. Presumption of Bonafide Passenger Status Under Section 124A of Railways Act, 1989 Applies When Body Found Near Railway Tracks and No Evidence of Trespassing.

The appeal was filed by the legal heirs of the deceased, Vijay Gondake, challenging the order of the Railway Claims Tribunal, Mumbai, dated 31st Janua...

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Bombay High Court Allows Appeal in Railway Accident Claim — Deemed Untoward Incident Despite Missing Ticket. Held that failure to recover ticket does not negate bona fide passenger status when other evidence establishes valid purchase.

The appellants, being the wife and children of the deceased Ruprao Barde, filed a claim for compensation before the Railway Claims Tribunal, Nagpur, a...

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Bombay High Court Allows Appeal in Railway Accident Claim — Deemed Bona Fide Passenger Despite Missing Ticket. Non-production of ticket does not defeat claim under Section 124A of Railways Act, 1989 if other evidence establishes passenger status.

The present appeal was filed by the appellants, being the widow, son, and mother of the deceased Dilip Gaikwad, aggrieved by the judgment and order da...

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High Court Allows Appeal in Railway Accident Case Due to Absence of Negligence by Deceased Passenger. Deceased fell from moving train due to sudden push of door, not his own negligence, entitling widow to compensation under Section 124-A of the Railways Act, 1989.

The appellant, Raeesa Begum, widow of Mohammad Gaus, filed a claim before the Railway Claims Tribunal, Nagpur, seeking compensation for the death of h...

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Bombay High Court Partly Allows Appeal in Railway Accident Compensation Case, Enhances Interest Rate from 6% to 9% Per Annum. The Court held that interest is compensation for being denied the use of money and modified the award of the Railway Claims Tribunal under Section 124A of the Railways Act, 1989.

The appellant, the mother of the deceased, filed a claim before the Railway Claims Tribunal after her son died in a train accident on 28.12.2013. The ...

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Bombay High Court Allows Appeal in Railway Accident Claim — Deemed Bona Fide Passenger Based on Ticket Found on Body. Ticket from Mahule to Kempalsad on Same Route as Claimed Journey Establishes Bona Fide Passenger Status Under Section 124A of Railways Act, 1989.

The appellants, the widow and minor children of Shyamrao Shende, filed a claim application before the Railway Claims Tribunal at Nagpur seeking compen...

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Bombay High Court Upholds Consumer Forum Compensation for Railway Death Due to Negligence in Providing Safe Travel. Railway Administration Held Liable for Death of Passenger Thrown from Train by Miscreants as Deficiency in Service Under Consumer Protection Act, 1986.

The Union of India, through the General Manager of South Central Railway, filed a writ petition challenging an order of the District Consumer Disputes...