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National Insurance Co. Ltd vs Chaitali Biswas & Anr
2023 Latest Caselaw 6624 Cal

Citation : 2023 Latest Caselaw 6624 Cal
Judgement Date : 29 September, 2023

Calcutta High Court (Appellete Side)
National Insurance Co. Ltd vs Chaitali Biswas & Anr on 29 September, 2023
29.9.2023
Ct. 655                       FMAT (MV) No. 373 of 2022
amr                                    With
Item 8                          IA NO: CAN 1 of 2022


                             National Insurance Co. Ltd.
                                         -vs.-
                               Chaitali Biswas & Anr.


            Mr. Sanjay Paul
            Ms. Jaita Ghosh

                                       .....     For the Appellant.


                    Despite service, it appears from the envelope sent to

            the addressee that it is returned with endorsement "not

            sufficient".



                       In Re.: CAN 1 of 2022

                       This is an application for stay of operation of

            impugned judgment and award dated 21st May, 2022

            passed by the learned Additional District Judge, Motor

            Accident Claims Tribunal, 3rd Court, Alipore, 24-Parganas

            (South) in connection with M.A.C. Case No. 43 of 2009

            filed under Section 166 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988.

                       By order dated 21st May, 2022, the learned

            Tribunal       granted   compensation     to   the    tune    of

            Rs.2,90,000/- together with interest in favour of the

            claimants under the Section166 of the Motor Vehicles Act,

            1988.

                       Learned       counsel      appearing      for     the

            appellant/insurance company submits that the Insurance
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Company has already deposited the statutory amount and

is ready and willing to deposit the entire awarded sum

together with interest less statutory deposit before the

learned Registrar General, High Court, Calcutta within

such period as would be directed by this Court. On such

count, he prays for stay of operation of impugned

judgment and award passed by the learned Tribunal.

         From the materials on record, it appears that no

caveat has been lodged.

         It   appears     from   the   office    report    dated

09.09.2022 that the insurance company has deposited

statutory amount of Rs. 25,000/- with the registry of this

Court in terms of Section 173 of the Motor Vehicles Act

vide Accounts Sections report dated 02.09.2022.

         In view of readiness and willingness on the part

of the appellant/insurance company to deposit the entire

awarded sum together with interest less statutory amount

there shall be stay of operation of the impugned judgment

and award of the learned Tribunal for a period of four

weeks.   Appellant/insurance     company        is   directed   to

deposit the entire awarded sum together with interest less

statutory deposit before the learned Registrar General,

High Court, Calcutta within a period of one week after

reopening of ensuing puja vacation.

         In the event the appellant/insurance company

makes deposit of the aforesaid amount, the order of stay
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shall continue till the disposal of this application and in

default to make deposit of the aforesaid amount, the order

of   stay    shall     stand   automatically    vacated    without

reference to this Court.

            Learned Registrar General of this Court shall

ensure      that     the   amount   to   be    deposited   by   the

appellant/insurance company be invested in a short-term

auto renewable scheme of any nationalized bank until

further orders.

            Appellant/insurance company is directed to

serve copy of the application upon the respondents and

file affidavit of service on the returnable date.

The appeal is formally admitted and registered.

In Re.: FMAT (MV) 373 of 2022

Call for the lower court records.

Department is directed to take effective steps for

bringing the lower court records from the learned

Tribunal within two weeks from date. The appellant is

directed to deposit special messenger costs for bringing

the lower court records in course of this day.

Upon receipt of the lower court records, the

office shall examine the same and if found to be complete

and in order shall serve notice of arrival of lower court

records upon the learned advocate for the appellant

within a period of two weeks of such arrival.

After arrival of lower court records, learned

advocate for the appellant shall prepare and file three sets

of informal paper books incorporating all relevant papers

and documents including pleadings and evidence, both

oral and documentary, in printed or cyclostyled or

typewritten form as the case may be out of court within a

period of four weeks from date of service of notice of

arrival of lower court records.

Appellant is directed to take effective steps to

cause service of notice upon the respondents. He further

directed to deposit Talabana costs together with written

up notice forms for causing service of notice of appeal

upon the respondents.

Let the matter appear one week after ensuing

puja vacation.

(Prasenjit Biswas, J.)

 
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