damages can be claimed inter alia for loss of expectation of life and loss to the estate. The Supreme Court held that persons who claim ... under the head of loss of dependency (for loss of services rendered in managing the household) and loss to estate (savings to an extent
expenses and loss of
love and affection, ₹10,000/- for loss of love & affection and
₹10,000/- for loss to estate, besides ... been alive. Thus, the
tribunal took the loss of earnings (on which loss to estate was to be
compensated) at ₹10,000/- per annum
loss of consortium',
` 10,000/- under the head 'funeral expenses' and ` 10,000/- under
the head 'loss of estate ... loss of consortium', ` 10,000/- under the head 'funeral expenses'
and ` 10,000/- under the head 'loss of estate
damages can be
claimed inter alia for loss of expectation of
life and loss to the estate. The Supreme
Court held that persons who claim ... under the head of loss
of dependency (for loss of services
rendered in managing the household) and
loss to estate (savings to an extent
regards the loss of
consortium. In Sarla Verma, the Court
granted Rs.5000/- under the head of loss
of estate, Rs.5000/- towards funeral
expenses ... lakh for loss of consortium.””
29. In paragraph 52, the Constitution Bench opined
that reasonable figures on conventional head namely
‘loss of estate’, ‘loss
parties, do not make any reference to either loss of benefit or loss to the estate as heads on which compensation can be claimed ... speak of either loss of benefit to the dependants or loss to the estate, though undoubtedly in case of death, only under those two main
damages can be
claimed inter alia for loss of expectation of
life and loss to the estate. The Supreme
Court held that persons who claim ... under the head of loss
of dependency (for loss of services
rendered in managing the household) and
loss to estate (savings to an extent
permitted to prosecute /
proceed further with the claim petition regarding loss to the
property / estate.
On the other hand, Mr.Rituraj Meena, learned advocate ... that in the aforesaid decisions, it is specifically
held that loss to the estate or injury to the proprietary or
property right affect the estate
estate should be assessed on the basis of accretion which the deceased could have made to augment his estate or loss caused by application ... facts or assessing the loss to the estate. Further the existing state of estate may suffer loss by application towards medical expenses, expenditure on travelling
suffered loss by reason of the loss to the deceased being pecuniary an action to recover such loss is proper. But if the loss ... include pecuniary loss as well. This pecuniary loss or any loss which is referable to the loss to estate would be a proprietary or right
