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The appellant sustained multiple fractures in a motor accident on 1.10.1991 and
received treatment until 16.6.1992. The Motor Accident Claims Tribunal awarded him
Rs.94,700/- with interest, which included compensation for
...medical expenses, loss of
earnings, pain and suffering, and future earnings loss. The appellant appealed for
increased compensation, but the High Court rejected it on 31.1.2007, citing the
unreliability of the disability certificate. The appellant challenged this decision by
special leave in the Supreme Court, raising concerns about the assessment of his
income and the deduction for personal expenses in the compensation calculation.
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