Supreme Court of India
Ramar v. Divisional Manager National Insurance Company Limited
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We are of the opinion that neither the Tribunal was correct in computing the attendant charges Page 5 of 6 CA @ SLP (C) No.7840 of 2020 on the basis of a regular attendant employed, nor had the High Court offered any reasoning in arriving at Rs.1,50,000/. However, considering the fact that the petitioner has lost use of his lower limbs, the attendant charges could be computed at Rs.3,00,000/-.
Judgment, page 4
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