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doctor has certified her of suffering 40 percent disability. The offending vehicle was owned by the present appellant No.1 and was being driven

category "disability". Case of the petitioner is that he has applied under "visual disability" and had appended disability certificate with ... candidates have been taken from locomotor disability class. 10. From amongst the candidates with locomotive disability, only one percent i.e. two candidates should have

multiplier of 15 it come to Rs.1,50,000. 50 percent disability come to Rs.75,000. I am, therefore, inclined to grant ... almost total disability for earning. In such a situation, to reduce the quantum of compensation treating disability at 50 percent was uncalled for. The Tribunal

disability certificate certifying that the disability of the appellant as a result of the loss of right hand is of 70 percent. It was further ... disability assessed by the doctor is on the higher side as functional disability on amputation of the right hand would only be around 50 percent

categorically deposed of the claimant suffering from 80 percent permanent disability. The Tribunal ought to have quantified the compensation considering the loss of earning capacity ... 4500/- per month and 80 percent of this amount by virtue of 80 4 percent disability would come to Rs.3600/- which would make yearly

Therefore, the compensation ought to have been awarded by assessing 45 percent disability. 3. Counsel for the insurance company however opposing the appeal submits that ... percent, at-least 50 percent of the same ought to have been assessed by the Tribunal and thus, this court quantifies the percentage of disability

that the doctor had opined that the appellant has sustained 50 percent temporary disability because of the injury sustained by him i.e. fracture ... appellant was not suffering from any permanent disability and that 50 percent disability assessed is also temporary in nature. Thus, prayed for rejection

assess the extent of his permanent disability can give evidence only in regard the extent of permanent disability. The loss of earning capacity is something ... calculated 52% disability for body as a whole instead of 44 percent disability as per the evidence of the Doctor, we are of the view

permanent disability. The district Medial Board had examined the claimant and had assessed the physical disability of his injury to be at 42 percent ... appellant suffers from permanent disability and the certificate Ex.A/5 was issued wherein the disability was assessed at 42 percent. This fact

Tribunal towards loss of earning capacity assessed at 55 percent disability was Rs.2,57,400/-which has been arrived at by applying the multiplier