that the findings of the
claims tribunal disbelieving the deceased being engineering student are not
based on material which was on record. He submits that ... submits that the fact
that the deceased was an engineering student, if taken to be correct for sake
of arguments, still
According to the petitioners, the
deceased was a 3rd year Mechanical Engineering Student at SVS Engineering
College. The Tribunal has fixed his monthly income ... interference is called for. The
deceased was a 3rd year Mechanical Engineering student at SVS Engineering
College, Coimbatore at the time of the accident
Tribunal failed to appreciate
that the deceased was a fourth-year engineering student with no
conclusive proof of employment or income. In the absence ... compensation, took the exception of equating the notional
income of an engineering student to that of unskilled labour and
observed as under
deceased was graduate in
Bachelors of Engineering in Civil Engineering Stream and further,
he is pursuing Masters in Environmental Engineering in second
year. In support ... learned counsel for appellant, considering that deceased was final
year Engineering Student, and that the accident occurred on
01.05.1995, this Court has observed as follows
graduate in
Bachelors of Engineering in Civil Engineering Stream and further,
he is pursuing Masters in Environmental Engineering in second
year. In support ... learned counsel for appellant, considering that deceased was final
year Engineering Student, and that the accident occurred on
01.05.1995, this Court has observed as follows
counsel for the
claimants submitted that the deceased was a Marine
Engineering student and the tribunal has taken the income as
only ... fixed the monthly income of an
engineering student for an accident in 2005, as ₹12,000/-. In
National Insurance Co. Ltd., Chennai v. Fathimath
Zuhara
counsel for the
claimants submitted that the deceased was a Marine
Engineering student and the tribunal has taken the income as
only ... fixed the monthly income of an
engineering student for an accident in 2005, as ₹12,000/-. In
National Insurance Co. Ltd., Chennai v. Fathimath
Zuhara
income of the deceased who
was a 3rd year B.Tech Engineering student, which is on the higher
side. The learned standing counsel relied ... MACA NO. 3361 OF 2015
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B.Tech Engineering student for the accident in the year 2012 was
fixed
appellant argued that the appellant
was a Seventh semester engineering student aged 23 years at the time
of the accident and the Tribunal fixed only ... Kandasamy (supra), the
deceased was an engineering graduate and in this case, the appellant
was only an engineering student of Seventh semester. Therefore,
considering
deceased on the ground that the deceased was an
engineering student. It is true that no document was produced before
the Tribunal to show that ... deceased was an engineering student at
the time of the accident.
8. But, the learned counsel for the respondents pointed out that
the averment
