As per case facts, an appeal was filed for enhancement of compensation after a Motor Accident Claims Tribunal awarded an amount for the death of a homemaker in a road ... accident. The claimants argued the awarded compensation was too low, while the Insurance Company contended it was not liable due to a prior court order shifting responsibility to the vehicle owner. The question arose whether the Tribunal correctly assessed the homemaker's notional income, future prospects, multiplier, and conventional compensation heads. Finally, the High Court, guided by Supreme Court precedents, reassessed the notional income, included future prospects, increased the multiplier, and awarded compensation for loss of estate, funeral expenses, and filial consortium. The owner of the offending vehicle was confirmed to be liable for the enhanced compensation along with interest.