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Motor Accident Claim

Templates•12 documents available

Download Indian motor accident claim templates: MACT petitions, affidavits, appeals, amount release, rejoinders, and vehicle-release applications with drafting tips.

Accident Death Claim Affidavit FormatDOCX
Application Format To Release Stolen Vehicle From Police CustodyDOCX
Application Under Section 151 Of Cpc For Release Of AmountDOCX
First Appeal Against Order Under Section 173 Of The Motor Vehicle ActDOCX
In The Court OfDOCX
Motoc Vehicle Appearance MemoDOCX
Motor Accident Cd FinalDOCX
Motor Vehicle AffidavitDOCX
Motor Vehicle CompensationDOCX
Motor Vehicle RejoinderDOCX
Motor Vehicle RestorationDOCX
Petition Format To Release Accident Vehicle From Seized By PoliceDOCX

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Quick Overview

This Motor Accident Claim directory provides India-focused MACT drafting tools: compensation petitions, accident death affidavits, applications for release of deposited amounts, vehicle-release petitions (stolen/accident seizure), rejoinders, appearance memos, restorations, and appellate drafts under Section 173 of the Motor Vehicles Act. Built for litigants and practitioners, the templates streamline filing, evidence presentation, and recovery of compensation.

All templates are provided for reference and should be reviewed by legal professionals before use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Motor Accident Claim legal templates

What is a MACT claim and where is it filed?

A Motor Accident Claim is filed before the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal (MACT) seeking compensation for death or injury arising from use of a motor vehicle.

What documents are needed for a motor accident compensation claim?

FIR, site plan, MLC/post-mortem, driving licence, RC, insurance policy, hospital bills, income proof, age proof, eyewitness statements, and disability certificate if applicable.

When is a first appeal under Section 173 of the Motor Vehicles Act filed?

Against an award or order of the MACT, within the prescribed limitation period, typically before the High Court; verify threshold/conditions in your state.

What is an Accident Death Claim Affidavit used for?

It supports a fatal accident claim, affirming relationship, dependency, income details of the deceased, and circumstances of the accident.

How do I seek release of compensation amount?

File an application under Section 151 CPC (or as per tribunal practice) for disbursal of deposited compensation, enclosing bank details and compliance with court directions.

How can I get an accident or stolen vehicle released from police custody?

Move a petition/application before the jurisdictional court/MACT with ownership documents (RC), insurance, panchnama/seizure memo, and an undertaking for production.

What is included in a motor vehicle compensation petition?

Details of parties, accident facts, negligence, injuries/death, medical expenses, income and dependency, heads of claim, and supporting documents.

What is a rejoinder in MACT proceedings?

A rejoinder responds to the insurer’s or respondent’s written statement, clarifying facts, disputing defenses like breach of policy, and reaffirming claims.

Any tips for computing compensation?

Use multiplier method for loss of dependency, add conventional heads (consortium, funeral, loss of estate), future prospects, and actual medical expenses per precedents.

Do I need to file an appearance memo?

Yes, counsel typically files an appearance memo/vakalatnama with the first filing or appearance before the MACT, as per local practice.


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