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Bombay High Court Allows Appeal in Railway Accident Claim — Alighting from Offside Due to Rush Not a Criminal Act. Held that falling from train due to own negligence is not a criminal act under Section 124A proviso (c) of Railways Act, 1989.

The appellant, Rekha Suryvanshi, filed a claim before the Railway Claims Tribunal, Nagpur, seeking compensation for injuries sustained while alighting...

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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 Compensation Case — Deemed Untoward Incident Under Section 124A of Railways Act, 1989. Deceased's fall from running train held to be an untoward incident, reversing Railway Claims Tribunal's rejection of compensation.

The case involves an appeal by the widow and son of Gautam Kamble, who died after falling from a running train (No. 57548) at Latur Road Railway Stati...

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Gujarat High Court Allows Appeal in Railway Accident Case — Fall from Upper Berth Due to Jerk is Untoward Incident. Section 123(c) of the Railways Act, 1989 is a beneficial provision and must be liberally construed to include accidents inside train compartments.

The case involves a First Appeal under Section 23 of the Railway Claims Tribunal Act, 1987, filed by the appellants (legal heirs of the deceased Sadan...

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High Court Dismisses Railway Appeal and Upholds Compensation for Accidental Fall from Train. Strict Liability Under Section 124A of Railways Act Applies, Even Without Proof of Railway's Fault, Where Ticket Found on Deceased.

The appeal arose from the judgment and order of the Railways Claims Tribunal, Nagpur Bench, which awarded compensation of Rs. 4,00,000 to the dependen...

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Bombay High Court Allows Appeal in Railway Accident Claim — Deemed Untoward Incident Despite Falling on Opposite Track. Court Holds That a Passenger Falling from a Train Due to Rush and Being Hit by Another Train Constitutes an 'Untoward Incident' Under Section 123(c) of the Railways Act, 1989.

The appeal arises from the dismissal of a compensation claim by the Railway Claims Tribunal, Mumbai, on the ground that the incident did not fall with...