Uberlândia Court Orders R$44,700 in Damages for Hit-and-Run Causing Amputation
Sede do TJMG em Belo Horizonte TJMG/Divulgação A Justiça mineira condenou o dono de um carro e o motorista que dirigia o veículo sem Carteira Nacional de Habilitação (CNH) a indenizarem um motociclista que teve o dedo amputado em um acidente de trânsito em Uberlândia. A decisão prevê o pagamento de R$ 44.717,66 por danos materiais, morais e estéticos. O acidente aconteceu em agosto de 2020. Conforme a decisão de segunda instância, o dono do veículo também foi responsabilizado
A Minas Gerais court has ordered the owner of a car and its unlicensed driver to pay R$44,717.66 in damages to a motorcyclist who lost a toe in a 2020 traffic accident in Uberlândia. The court found the car owner liable for allowing an unlicensed individual to drive the vehicle. The victim stated the car ran a stop sign and entered his lane. The driver, who fled the scene without providing aid, was unlicensed. The motorcyclist suffered severe injuries, requiring toe amputation and extensive rehabilitation, which impacted his work as a plaster installer. The damages cover material, moral, and aesthetic losses, with the court increasing the initial compensation amounts. The defendants failed to present a defense, leading to a default judgment.
This ruling underscores accountability in traffic accidents, emphasizing the consequences for unlicensed driving and hit-and-run incidents.
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