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Supreme Court says non-disbursement MACT compensation is a pan-India issue; appoints amicus
Update / Judgement Date
26 Jul 2024
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Team — WCP Legal Desk
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The Supreme Court of India has appointed an amicus curiae to address the widespread issue of non-disbursement of Motor Accident Claims Tribunal (MACT) compensation across the country. The appointment follows concerns about delays and inefficiencies in compensating victims of road accidents, which has led to financial and emotional distress. The court's move aims to streamline the process and ensure timely justice for affected individuals. The amicus will assist the court in evaluating the current system, identifying gaps, and recommending improvements to ensure that compensation claims are processed and disbursed more effectively.