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Sri Ramachandrappa vs The New India Assurance Co Ltd on 6 January, 2009

17. Thus keeping the contours laid down by the Hon'ble Apex Court and facts as discussed hereinabove and medical evidence available on record as tendered by doctor-P.W.2 when examined it would indicate that claimant had suffered disability to his left lower limb to an extent of 57%. Claimant being a driver and he having not renewed his license and in view of the fact that he is even unable to do his daily chores, it would be just and reasonable to conclude by accepting the medical evidence and holding that functional disability or loss of earning capacity to the claimant would be to an extent of 60%. Since Tribunal has accepted the income of the claimant at Rs.8,000/- per month and there being no other possible view, which can be taken since claimant was a driver of Hazardous goods carrying vehicle, it is 21 hereby accepted and accordingly, compensation towards "loss of future income" is recomputed herein below:
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