According to the prosecution case, a 16-year-old girl was raped by two men by inserting a cloth in her mouth. Sunil is the second accused in the case. The incident took place on February 26, 2014, when the girl was admitted to Valiyathura Hospital with fever. Special Public Prosecutor RS Vijay Mohan appeared for the prosecution.
One crore three lakh rupees compensation for a Malayalee injured in a car accident in UAE
Dubai: A Dubai court has awarded compensation of Rs 1 crore 3 lakh (Dh506514) to Abdul Rahman, 37, of Kuttipuram, who was injured in a road accident. The court ordered Abdul Rahman to pay compensation after a year-long legal battle. Abdul Rahman was seriously injured on August 22, 2019 in Masafi, Fujairah. Abdul Rahman was sitting in a parked vehicle. Another vehicle lost control and collided with his vehicle. Abdul Rahman, who was critically injured, was rushed to a hospital where he was pronounced dead at the scene.
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After the accident, the court found that the accident was caused by the negligence of the driver of the opposite vehicle. The driver was later fined 3,000 dirhams and released by a traffic criminal court. Abdul Rahman, with the help of friends, approached the insurance company for compensation after he incurred huge medical expenses. However, the insurance company rejected the application stating that the injuries were not serious. With this, Abdul Rahman approached the court after collecting medical records and police reports. The court also ordered Abdul Rahman to pay five lakh dirhams in compensation in the case. However, the insurance company filed a civil case against this in a Dubai court.
After months of arguments, the court found that the fault was on the part of the driver and that Abdul Rahman was seriously injured. Following this, the court ordered that the amount as decided by the Insurance Authority should be paid. The insurance company then approached the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court, but the reply memorandum, including the documents submitted by Abdul Rahman’s lawyer, helped him. The courts completely rejected the insurance company’s arguments.
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