Karnataka High Court
Sharath Kumar @ Sharath vs The Manager on 3 February, 2010
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IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA A1:
DATED THIS THE 03% DAY OF FESRUA13£{;..2'D'I'Q':: {T .
BEFOREAW V. _ V _
THE HON'BLE MRJUSTICE A
MISCELLANEOUS FIRST APPEAL No..I§_I',;44
BETWEEN: " 2 VV
1. SHARATH KUMAR @.._SHARATH. '
SON OF' HOSURAPPA * . =
AGED ABOUT' 1OYEARS*. ' _
SINCE APPELLANT IS MII§oR''A-I'
AGI«;D"ABQ:UT 3?? YEARS,
SRiI<2A1\IIvURA,».DoDD_ MAGGE HOBALI,
DIST.
NOW E?ESIDII*é.G"1X'l' ,_ '
NO.480{"«l 3%! 'CROSS; "
I<:'L;vEI\/IPUIIAGAR, HASSAN.
: APPELLANT
I. VMAAIAGER
THEQRIENTAL INSURANCE co. LTD,
» A DIVISIONAL OFFICE
' '--13--D»i#'2'?C}_8: 'drove 'V
a rash and negligent I1'1£1l'11'1(=::t3_ aSg""af ofh:whizi:_1fl1
appellant fell down and sustainedl .
4. The accident is rash and
negligent driving of insured with the
2"" respondentl.' 'There against said
finding.
noint to be considered in
this a}A)’pea}._ is compensation assessed by
their’ ~clairr1.VsV’i”I’ibu.l1’1al is just and proper and
eofntnzensurate to the injuries sustained by the
A is the Wound certificate and PW2 is the
Dr’:Ahci:ui’v§asheer who examined the appellant. As per
i the’ wound certificate, the claimant has sustained as
as eight injuries as mentioned in Para.i3 of the
judgment. As per the Dcfiztor five injuries were of simple