that unreasonable
compensation has been awarded by the Tribunal
towards non-pecuniary damages. The learned counsel
pointed out that total amount ... been awarded by the tribunal by way of non-
pecuniary damages whereas according to the law
settled by the Hon'ble Apex court
that the Tribunal has awarded a very meager amount
towards non-pecuniary damages. On the aforesaid counts, the
enhancement in the amount of compensation ... compensation awarded by the Tribunal
under the head of non-pecuniary damages may also be liable to
be enhanced in view of the recent pronouncement
awarded the amount of
Rs.2,75,000/- towards non-pecuniary damages and in
view of the judgment of the Hon'ble Apex Court ... liable to be awarded under the head of
non-pecuniary damages. The learned counsel,
therefore, prayed for appropriate modification in
the impugned judgment and award
awarding an exorbitant amount of Rs.2,25,000/-
towards non-pecuniary damages. The learned Counsel further
submitted that, in absence of any evidence brought ... said
amount, the non-pecuniary damages are liable to be added,
which are quantified to Rs.70,000/-. Adding the said amount,
the total amount
granted a further sum of Rs.25,000/- towards non-pecuniary
damages. The appellants are, thus, found entitled for the total
compensation
also deem it
appropriate to enhance the amount of non-pecuniary
damages from Rs.18,000/- to Rs. 50,000/-. The
claimants are thus held
Court has
not properly assigned or determined the compensation. Non
pecuniary damages Rs.2,00,000/- as awarded by the Tribunal are
on much higher ... Insurance Company Limited Versus Pranay Sethi,
[(2017) 16 SCC 680], non pecuniary damages could not
exceeded to Rs. 70,000/-. The learned counsel, therefore,
prayed
pecuniary damages; whereas in view of judgment
delivered by the Hon'ble Apex court in the case of
::: Uploaded on - 29/09/2018 ::: Downloaded ... awarded under the head of Non-
pecuniary damages. The learned counsel further
pointed out that the future prospects are
considered 50% of the income
Insurance Company
brought to my notice that, towards non-pecuniary damages the
Tribunal has awarded Rs.7,25,000/-. It is further contended
that
challenged the
Award to the extent of award of non-pecuniary
damages. Considering the objections so raised, I
deem it appropriate to pass following order
