Bombay High Court

LP/7/1988 of MANGESH NADKARNI Vs KESHAV NADKARNI on 27 February 1989

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IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAYORDINARY ORIGINAL CIVIL JURISDICTION

LUNATIC PETITION NO. 7 OF 1988

Keshav Ramrao Nadkarni

...Lunatic

Mangesh Ramrao Nadkarni

...Petitioner

Mr. Satish Kamat, Advocate for Petitioner CORAM : MRS. ROSHAN DALVI, J. DATED : 9[TH] MARCH, 2012

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1. The petitioner who is the brother of the person of unsound mind (called lunatic) who is 82 years of age has incurred certain hospitalisation and medical expenses in October 2010 for such person. The hospital bill is to the extent of Rs.13,000/­ and the medical bills to the extent of Rs.8000/­. The petitioner shall have to be reimbursed that amount in terms of Judges Order signed today.mind (called lunatic) who is 82 years of age has incurred certain hospitalisation and medical expenses in October 2010 for such person. The hospital bill is to the extent of Rs.13,000/­ and the medical bills to the extent of Rs.8000/­. The petitioner shall have to be reimbursed that amount in terms of Judges Order signed today.

2. A person of unsound mind has no separate income. He is not capable of contracting. Hence he has no PAN card. The office shall consider the case upon the petitioner’s PAN card.capable of contracting. Hence he has no PAN card. The office shall consider the case upon the petitioner’s PAN card.

(ROSHAN DALVI, J.)

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