Supreme Court of India
Anjani Singh & Ors. v. Salauddin & Ors.
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MOTOR VEHICLES ACT, 1988: s.166 - Fatal accident - Compensation - Determination of - Victim-deceased aged 35 years - Tribunal determined dependency of claimants appellants as RS. 31,0001- p.a. and applied the multiplier of 8 since the deceased died at the age of 35 and the age of superannuation in the Air Force was 45-50 years - High Court held that the assessment of monthly income based on the o salary statement by the Tribunal as RS.40301- was correct, however, the finding of the Tribunal leading to deduction of one-third amount towards personal expenses was erroneous and deducted only
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