As per case facts, this appeal seeks enhanced compensation for the death of Omwati in a motor accident on 01.02.2007, challenging the MACT award of rupees 1,92,000 as too low. ... The appellant argued for correct assessment of notional income for the homemaker, inclusion of future prospects, loss of estate, funeral expenses, and consortium, and application of the proper multiplier. The Insurance Company disputed liability, citing prior orders shifting responsibility to the vehicle owner. The question arose regarding the correct methodology for calculating compensation for a homemaker's death, aligning with Supreme Court precedents. Finally, the High Court, applying Sarla Verma, Pranay Sethi, and Magma General Insurance, reassessed the notional income to rupees 6,000, added 25 percent for future prospects, and awarded compensation for loss of estate, funeral expenses, and loss of consortium, using a multiplier of 13. The total compensation was enhanced to rupees 8.5 lakhs with 9 percent interest, with the vehicle owner held liable.