Reliance General Insurance Company Ltd. challenged a Punjab and Haryana High Court judgment that reversed the Motor Accidents Claim Tribunal's finding and held the insurer liable to pay compensation of Rs. 1,08,08,909/- with 8% interest arising from a road accident on 14th October 2009. The central dispute was whether the driver, Om Prakash, held a valid driving licence on the date of the accident. The Tribunal had found contradictions in the official records and testimony, concluding the driver lacked a valid licence, thereby exempting the insurer from liability; the High Court, however, accepted the Motor Licensing Officer's explanation of a data-transfer error and held the licence was valid. The Supreme Court framed the limited issue as whether Om Prakash possessed a valid driving licence on the accident date, with the outcome determining whether the High Court's or the Tribunal's order would stand. The judgment text provided ends before the Supreme Court's final conclusion is stated.