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Central Government Must Finalize Cashless Treatment Scheme for Motor Accident Victims to Protect Right to Life During the “Golden Hour” Under Section 162 of the Motor Vehicles Act

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Supreme Court: Central Government Must Finalize Cashless Treatment Scheme for Motor Accident Victims to Protect Right to Life During the "Golden Hour" Under Section 162 of the Motor Vehicles Act
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Supreme Court: Central Government Must Finalize Cashless Treatment Scheme for Motor Accident Victims to Protect Right to Life During the “Golden Hour” Under Section 162 of the Motor Vehicles Act

Court's Decision The Supreme Court directed the Central Government to urgently frame and implement a scheme under Section 162 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988. The scheme should enable cashless…
Posted by Rawlaw January 8, 2025

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