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Holds Major Sons Can Be Dependents for Gratuitous Services but Married Daughter Cannot

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Delhi High Court Reduces Compensation for Deceased Homemaker, Holds Major Sons Can Be Dependents for Gratuitous Services but Married Daughter Cannot, Modifies Loss of Dependency and Future Prospects Calculation
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Delhi High Court Reduces Compensation for Deceased Homemaker, Holds Major Sons Can Be Dependents for Gratuitous Services but Married Daughter Cannot, Modifies Loss of Dependency and Future Prospects Calculation

Court’s Decision The Delhi High Court, in its judgment, partially allowed the appeal filed by the insurance company, reducing the total compensation awarded to the claimants from ₹8,45,517 to ₹7,90,000…
Posted by Rawlaw February 3, 2025

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