Mumbai Tribunal Orders Mother, Insurer to Pay ₹40 Lakh in Teen Scooter Crash Case

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Mumbai tribunal orders mother, insurer to Pay ₹40 lakh in teen scooter crash case

Additional context on the story: Mumbai MACT held a mother and Tata AIG jointly liable to pay about ₹40 lakh to her 15-year-old son injured in a 2019 scooter crash, rejecting insurer defences. Mumbai: In a motor accident compensation claim that placed a 15-year-old injured son against his mot

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