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'A' was carelessly driving his car at 50 km/hr. at a busy street in the city and hit B injuring his…

The principle deducible from the holding against the careless driver is general: one who negligently causes damage to another must compensate, i.e. "negligent causing damage…

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'A' was carelessly driving his car at 50 km/hr. at a busy street in the city and hit B injuring his leg. On these facts the Supreme Court of India held that 'A' is liable to pay compensation to 'B'. It means that the Supreme Court laid down the law that the injured party is entitled for compensation in all cases of:

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The principle deducible from the holding against the careless driver is general: one who negligently causes damage to another must compensate, i.e. "negligent causing damage to another".

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