“In view of my conclusions arrived at above, it is clear that the insurer can not escape from the liability to pay the interim compensation under Section 140 of the Act provided other conditions, as enumerated above, are fulfilled. Once it is found that the insurance policy is in force with regard to use of a motor vehicle at a public place, the Tribunal can pass order against the ensurer also. However, at the stage of considering an application under Section 140 of the Act, the Court has to take prima-facie view in the sense that once on the basis of the materials on record it is proved that there is insurance policy in force in terms of provision contained in Chapter XI of the Act against the liability of a third party risk, the Tribunal may pass an order for payment of interim compensation against the insurer. At that stage, the Tribunal cannot hold a mini enquiry nor can it take into consideration the defence, which is available to the insurer, which has to be considered at the time of final determination of the said question under Section 168 of the Act. If at the
