Fatal Accident Act, 1895–Sec. 1–Electrocution–Amputation of hands–
Suit for compensation–Dismissal of–Justification–Facts of electrocution and computation were proved by the claimants–No evidence to show that he was trying to commit the theft of electric wire–Merely filing of FIR against unknown person and identifying the claimant as accused is not sufficient–Application under the provisions of Fatal Accident Act could not be rejected merely on the ground of allegations–Impugned order set aside and matter remanded
back for deciding afresh.
