T.S. Doabia, J.—These appeals have arisen out of two sets of claim petitions; one pertains to an accident cause whereof was a bomb blast and the other deals with an incident where bullets of the terrorists sniffled life out of the passengers. Legal heirs have claimed compensation. In both sets of cases legal heirs have been successful. It is the Insurance Company which has challenged the decision so given.

2. So far as the appeals pertaining to bomb blast are concerned, these are enumerated in Annexure ‘A’ appended to this judgment. The appeals pertaining to the claimants who are heirs of those who died on account of terrorists bullets find serialised in Annexure ‘B’.

3. Bomb blast cases deal with incidents which took place on 7.10.1992 and 28.11.1994. The first incidental as noticed above took place on 7.10.1992. At about 9.30 a.m. a bus started from Keso Manahasan to Jammu. When bus reached Digiana Asharam, a bomb exploded in it. A number of persons died and some were grievously injured. The said accident it was alleged took place because of the carelessness and negligence on the part of the driver and conductor of the vehicle because they did not take proper care to check