this appeal is:
whether the High Court was right in applying multiplier 14 for
determining compensation amount in a motor accident claim
case in reference ... calculated
the same as Rs.2,100/ per month. Thereafter, it applied
multiplier 15, taking the age of the “parents of the deceased”
into consideration
which we
have reproduced hereinbefore.
(vi) The selection of multiplier shall be as indicated in the Table in
Sarla Verma, 2009 ACJ 1298 (SC), read ... deceased should be the basis for applying the
multiplier.
(viii) Reasonable figures under conventional heads, namely, loss to
.
estate, loss of consortium and funeral expenses
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50% towards personal expenses and applied the multiplier of 11 according to
the age of the mother to compute the loss ... that the Claims Tribunal has not awarded the future prospects and
lower multiplier of 11 has been applied instead of 18 according
fact that by said
notification the State Government has fixed multiplier of 1.00 (one) in calculating
the compensation for lands situated in rural areas across ... mind the notification dated 04.12.2014 (Annexure P/1), decided to apply the
multiplier of 1.00 when the statue itself provided multiplier ranging from
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income/dependency after applying multiplier of 17, `1,00,000/-
under the head of loss of consortium ... deceased has been shown
as 33 years and as such, multiplier of 17 has been applied by the
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appellant is that if not for this case where adoption of multiplier method is justified, the Court cannot see any other case, where the adoption ... multiplier method would be just and fitting. The learned counsel for the appellant took us through the evidence, oral and documentary, and the condition
required to be expended to protect the life of the injured. Spending multiplier (also known as fiscal multiplier or simply the multiplier) represents the multiple ... marginal propensity to save (MPS). Higher the MPS, lower the multiplier, and lower the MPS, higher the multiplier. The spending multiplier is closely related
income to claimants-appellants as Rs. 10,000/- per annum and thereafter multiplier of 12 has been applied on the basis of age of parents ... normally the income payable to an unskilled daily labourer.
(ii) Wrong multiplier has been applied and instead of applying multiplier at the age of deceased
towards the personal expenses of the deceased and applied the multiplier of
11 according to the age of mother to compute the loss of dependency ... hearing that the
deceased was aged 20 years and the appropriate multiplier at the age of 20 is
18 whereas the Claims Tribunal had applied
