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Summary and Analysis of Niraj Das Manikpuri vs Rajkumar Sahu & Ors.
Case Details:
Petition No.: Special Leave Petition (Civil) Diary No. 25393/2025
Arising From: Impugned judgment dated 14-12-2023 in MAC No. 962/2017 passed by the Chhattisgarh High Court at Bilaspur
Parties:
Petitioner: Niraj Das Manikpuri
Respondents: Rajkumar Sahu & Ors.
Key Proceedings:
Hearing Date: 20-06-2025
Bench: Hon'ble Mr. Justice Ujjal Bhuyan & Hon'ble Mr. Justice Manmohan (Partial Court Working Days Bench)
Representation:
For Petitioner: Mr. Kaustubh Shukla (AOR)
For Respondents: Not represented during hearing
Court's Order:
Delay Condoned: Delay in filing the petition was condoned
Notice Issued: Notice to respondents made returnable on 12.09.2025
Key Legal Points:
The case arises from a Motor Accident Claim (MAC), indicating it involves compensation matters under the Motor Vehicles Act
The condonation of delay suggests the petitioner showed sufficient cause for the late filing
The issuance of notice indicates the Court found prima facie merit to examine the matter
Judgment Research Format
AspectDetailsCase TitleNiraj Das Manikpuri vs. Rajkumar Sahu & Ors.JurisdictionSupreme Court of India (Civil - Motor Accident Claim Matter)Lower Court OrderChhattisgarh High Court's order dated 14-12-2023 in MAC No. 962/2017Supreme Court ActionCondoned delay; issued notice returnable on 12.09.2025Legal Principle1. Delay condonable for sufficient cause
2. Notice indicates prima facie considerationNext Date12.09.2025
Significant Observations:
The matter involves compensation claims, likely concerning accident liability or quantum
The original claim dates back to 2017, indicating a long-pending litigation
The three-month period for return of notice allows adequate time for respondent's response.