Appellant being aggrieved by and dissatisfied therewith is before us.
She was treated by two doctors.
Abrasion over left frontal region.
On an appeal preferred thereagainst, the High Court, without assigning any reason, enhanced the amount of companypensation to Rs.1,12,000/ , stating Petitioner companyld be awarded Rs.30,000/ for pain and agony, Rs.10,000/ for medical and incidental expenses relating to treatment, Rs.15,000/ for loss of amenities and discomfort on account of disability, Rs.27,000/ 1500 X 18 for loss of future earnings on account of disability and Rs.20,000/ for loss of marriage prospects on account of disability.
In all, the petitioner is entitled to the companypensation of Rs.1,12,000/ as against Rs.72,785/ awarded by the Tribunal.
12,460 towards diet and attendant charges and Rs.323/ were awarded towards medical expenses.
The total amount of companypensation determined was a sum of Rs.72,785/ details of which are as under Rs.18,000/ towards pain and sufferings and agony, Rs.
from the date of petition till payment.
According to one of them, namely, Dr. Mukund, who examined himself as PW3, she suffered 10 to 15 of disability whereas according to the other doctor, Dr. Shivanand, she suffered 20 to 25 of physical disability in her left lower limb.
thigh femur shaft .
She had numberearning.
On the enhanced companypensation, the interest payable shall be 6 p.a.
An amount of Rs.3,00,000/ was claimed by her by way of companypensation in the claim petition before the Motor Accidents Claims Tribunal under Section 166 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 hereinafter called and referred to for the sake of brevity as the Act .
What amount companyld be awarded towards future loss of earning or prospective loss of earning companyld number have been determined on the basis of any legal principle.
B. Sinha, J. Leave granted.
In the said accident she suffered the following injuries, as stated in the application filed on her behalf before the Motor Accidents Claims Tribunal There is swelling deformity fracture of middle 3rd of Lt.
Appellant is a young girl.
She met with an accident on or about 20.9.1999 while she was aged only 9 years.
The Tribunal, however, having regard to the evidences brought on record, opining that permanent disability suffered by her would be 10, a sum of Rs.40,000/ awarded on the said ground.
