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Suny   11 July 2023

Motor accident claim initiation

A is decased in motor accident on official duty. To initiate accident claim, they say the legal heirs can do it. Now, a situation arises where B is legal spouse with children of A. And there is C who claims to have a child with A.

Who are legally permitted to initiate the accident claim:

1) B and children
2) C
3) child of C

Thank you for your help.



Quick Summary
When a public official dies in a motor accident during official duty, initiating an accident claim involves identifying the legal heirs. The primary claimant is typically the legal spouse and their children. However, if another individual, C, claims to have a child with the deceased, that child may also be considered a legal heir if proven. The discussion clarifies who among the spouse, their children, and the potential child of C is legally permitted to initiate the claim.

 3 Replies

P. Venu (Advocate)     11 July 2023

"Official duty" - Was the deceased a Public official?

Suny   11 July 2023

Yes, public official.

P. Venu (Advocate)     16 July 2023

B and her children are the legal heirs (and also, mother of the deceased, if alive) . Child of C is also a legal heir, if proved so.


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