Kulmeet Kaur v. Sham Singh and Ors.
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Appeal rendered infructuous after the Tribunal accepted the Insurance Company's application to set aside the ex parte award. Appeal dismissed.
Appeal rendered infructuous after the Tribunal accepted the Insurance Company's application to set aside the ex parte award. Appeal dismissed.
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DAILY LOK ADALAT
BENCH NO.3
537 FAO-6615-2015 KULMEET KAUR V/S SHAM SINGH AND ORS.
Present: Mr. Karamjit Verma, Advocate for the appellant.
Mr. Satpal Dhamija, Advocate for the Ins. Co.
Counsel for the appellant states that the application filed by the Insurance Company for setting aside the ex parte award has been accepted by the learned Tribunal and the present appeal has, thus, rendered infructuous.
Appeal be dismissed as having been rendered infructuous. We order accordingly.
(G.C. GARG) PRESIDENT
(N.K. KAPOOR) MEMBER
September 21, 2016
Naresh K.
NAINA KATHIAT 2016.09.26 10:32 I attest to the accuracy and integrity of this document
KULMEET KAUR
SHAM SINGH AND ORS.
G.C. GARG
N.K. KAPOOR
As recorded by the court registry
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