Dependency Accident—Personal Expenses—When the father of deceased was also considered as dependent of the deceased, then normal rule of deduction of 50% of the income of the deceased in case of bachelors would not be applicable. January 6, 2019 phlaw
Dependency Tribunal has not denied that according to the documents, deceased was earning approximately 3220 Canadian dollars per month but the Tribunal has only taken the dependency of 1200 dollars per month—No explanation or reasoning has been given by the Tribunal-Matter remanded back to assess the loss of dependency afresh as per material on record. May 19, 2018 phlaw
Dependency Accident—Loss of dependency—Claimants are major sons of deceased-Father after meeting his personal expenses amount would have been investing in addition of the estate even if not paid to the sons, which they would have inherit. May 1, 2018 phlaw
Dependency Accident—Claim petition—Claimant needs not to be dependent on deceased, April 1, 2018 phlaw
Dependency Accident–Future Prospects-Just Compensation- Deceased was aged 44 years and was bus driver earning monthly salary of Rs. 16, 564/-. —After adding 30% towards future prospects and providing for loss of consortium, love and affection and loss of estate total compensation enhanced from Rs. 8,04,000/- to Rs. 28,52,770/- January 20, 2018 phlaw
Dependency Accident—Personal Expenses—House wife—The compensation has to be awarded without making any deduction. December 11, 2016 phlaw
Dependency Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 S.166-Accident-Loss of Expectation of Life-No separate claim is maintainable under this head October 20, 2016October 20, 2016 phlaw
Dependency Accident—Actual loss of dependency of a deceased businessman, is his contribution to run the business. October 9, 2016October 9, 2016 phlaw
