A monthly journal published from Delhi that reports judgements (both Indian and foreign) relating to accidents and insurance claims, employee state insurance claims, cases of negligence and compensation, claims against common carriers, motor and rail accidents claims, arbitration cases arising out of insurance, criminal trials arising out of accidents, and so on.

If a claim has been settled by agreement and a binding discharge obtained, it cannot be reopened. Similarly, the law does not permit successive actions based on the same cause. If damages are awarded for bodily injuries based on medical evidence at the time, a fresh action cannot later be brought even if subsequent medical opinion reveals the injuries were more serious than originally agreed. Additionally, in the UK, a liability insurer who has secured a suitable discharge in the name of their policyholder has provided a strong defence against future claims arising from the same cause of action.

A claim that has been settled by agreement and given a binding discharge cannot be reopened. Similarly, the law prohibits multiple actions. If damages for bodily injury/ies are awarded based on medical evidence, a new action cannot be brought or based on subsequent medical opinion establishing that injuries were more serious than originally agreed.

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