traolor with the electric pole and with the vibration and heavy push of tractor, the live wire dropped down on the tractor and immediately, fired heavily. That, the defendants were not in fault because the deceased Bhikhu Jesha had driven with great speed and collided with the electric pole of 11 KV and said live wire dropped down and deceased sustained shock and died. That, there is no fault of the defendant, but it was the negligence and carelessness of the driver of tractor and in this regard, the defendants are not liable for any damage. That, this is an accidental case and the plaintiffs have not joined the insurance company as party in the suit. That, the learned Judge has relied on the deposition of Raja Meraman, Ex. 30 for holding the GEB as negligent, which is erroneous approach of the learned trial Judge because it is the case of the GE Board that as soon as high tension line is broken up, naturally it automatically strips an electric current ceases to be passing through the said line. That, with a view to take compensation from the Board, a wrong story has been concocted by the respondents with connivance of the local people because at that point of time, except deceased nobody was present and the GE Board also came to know about the same incident on next
