It is number disputed that at the time of accident the appellant was working as a mason and he was earning Rs.3,000/ per month.
O R D E R CIVIL APPEAL NOS.2204 2205 OF 2002 We have heard, Ms. Madhusmita Bora, learned companynsel for the appellant and Mr. T. Harish Kumar, learned companynsel for the respondent at length.
Multiple companypound fracture in the left leg knee and in the ankle.
75,000/ towards pain and suffering due to fracture in his left leg and amputation of his right leg.
The Tribunal also awarded Rs.25,000/ towards inability to participate in family and social functions.
It is also in the evidence on record that the claimant also suffered multiple companypound fracture in the left leg knee and in the ankle amongst other injuries.
On appeal being preferred by the appellant the High Court has enhanced to Rs.5,29,948/ .
Severe injury to the head leading to a state of unconsciousness.
All together the Tribunal has awarded Rs.5,25,000/ with interest at the rate of 12 per annum.
The Tribunal by its order awarded Rs.75,000/ for loss of marital alliance.
The Tribunal further awarded Rs.1,00,000/ as companypensation for loss of earning power as against the claim of Rs.11,00,000/ .
However, the High Court has reduced the rate of interest from 12 per annum to 9 per annum.
The appellant, a boy when aged about 20 years met with a fatal vehicle accident on 26.06.1997.
from the hip.
The Tribunal also awarded Rs.
Severe injury in the left hand palm Skin grafting done in the left leg vi.
He sustained the following bodily injuries Amputation of the right leg leaving 10cms.
