Supreme Court of India
Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation v. Lalnipuii
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Motor Vehicles Act, 1988: Section 166-Multiplier-Adoption of-Determining factor-When claimants are parents of deceased, age of deceased is not relevant and it is the age of claimants which would determine the multiplier to be adopted Section 166-Loss of dependency-Por claiming compensation, claimants are required to show that they were dependent on the deceased-On facts, deceased was not staying with her parents-Fact that she was contributing to household expenses is not substantiated-Hence, taking into account age of . parents, monthly income of deceased and other factors like loss of love
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