Principle: A person who commits an unlawful act towards another, which can be imputed to him, must repair the damage which the other person suffers as a consequence thereof. Facts: Mr Rajender Singh was riding his scooter on the right side of the road which is illegal as per the traffic rules. Mr Rajesh Chawla was driving his car in the opposite direction. The two vehicles collided and resulted in loss of 50,000 to Mr Rajender Singh. This includes his medical expenses and damage to the scooter. In this accident, there is no fault on the part of Mr Rajesh Chawla. (NLU DELHI 2011)

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Principle: A person who commits an unlawful act towards another, which can be imputed to him, must repair the damage which the other person suffers as a consequence thereof. Facts: Mr Rajender Singh was riding his scooter on the right side of the road which is illegal as per the traffic rules. Mr Rajesh Chawla was driving his car in the opposite direction. The two vehicles collided and resulted in loss of 50,000 to Mr Rajender Singh. This includes his medical expenses and damage to the scooter. In this accident, there is no fault on the part of Mr Rajesh Chawla. (NLU DELHI 2011)






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