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662               THE CENTRAL MOTOR VEHICLES RULES, 1989   ANNEXURE-XIII

                                 37.  Claims Tribunal shall deal with the compliance of the provisions in the award
                                      The  Claims Tribunal  shall incorporate the summary of  computation of
                                 compensation in the award in Form-XV for death cases and in Form-XVI for injury cases.
                                 The Claims Tribunal shall also incorporate the compliance of the procedure prescribed
                                 in this Annexure in Form-XVII.
                                 38.  The Claims Tribunal shall fix a date for reporting compliance
                                      (1) The Claims Tribunal shall fix a date for reporting of compliance with the
                                 procedure in this  Annexure,  and  shall  direct the Insurance Company, and/or
                                 driver/owner to place on record the proof of deposit of the compensation amount with
                                 upto date interest, the notice of deposit and the calculation of interest on the date so
                                 fixed. Upon such proof being filed, the Claims Tribunal shall ensure that the interest
                                 upto the date of notice of deposit has been deposited by the party concerned.
                                      (2) If the award amount is not deposited within the stipulated period, the Claims
                                 Tribunal shall, after expiry of ninety (90) days from the date of an award, on an
                                 application by the Decree Holders in this regard, execute the award in accordance with
                                 sub-section (4) of sections 169 and section 174 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988.
                                      (3) The Claims Tribunal shall execute its award in terms of the principles laid down
                                 by the Supreme Court in this regard, and if the award of the Claims Tribunal is stayed
                                 by the High Court in appeal, the Claims Tribunal shall close the matter with liberty to
                                 the claimant(s) to revive it after the decision of the appeal.
                                 39.  Copy of the DAR as well as the award to be sent to the concerned criminal court
                                      The Claims Tribunal shall send a certified copy of the award to the concerned
                                 criminal court. The Investigating Officer shall submit a copy of the DAR before the
                                 concerned criminal court within seven days of submitting the same before the Claims
                                 Tribunal. The Investigating Officer shall also submit the copy of the award passed by
                                 the Claims Tribunal before the concerned criminal court within seven days of the
                                 passing of the award.
                                 40.  Copy of the award to be sent to the State Legal Services Authority
                                      The Claims Tribunal shall send the copy of the award to the State Legal Services
                                 Authority.
                                 41.  Record of awards of the Claims Tribunal
                                      The record of the awards passed by the Claims Tribunals shall be maintained in a
                                 chronological order according to the date of the award in such a manner that it is easy
                                 for the litigants/lawyers to ascertain whether the compensation has been received or
                                 not. The format of the record of the awards shall be in Form-XVIII.
                                 42.  Victim Impact Report (VIR) to be filed by State Legal Services Authority before
                                      the concerned criminal court
                                      After the conviction of the driver in the criminal case, the concerned criminal court
                                 shall send the copy of the judgment as well as the affidavit of the accused with respect
                                 to his assets and income to the State Legal Services Authority, and they shall conduct a
                                 summary inquiry and submit a Victim Impact Report (VIR) before the concerned
                                 criminal court within thirty (30) days of the conviction, as per Form-XII.
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