As per case facts, the deceased died in a road traffic accident involving a tractor with an uninsured trolley. The claimants, respondents 1 to 5, filed a claim application seeking ... compensation for the death. The appellant Insurance Company challenged the award, seeking exoneration from liability and a reduction in the compensation amount. The company argued that the trolley was uninsured, the deceased's income was assessed without substantial evidence, and the personal expenses deduction was incorrectly applied at 1/4th instead of 1/3rd. The question arose whether the insurance company of the insured tractor is liable for an accident caused by an attached uninsured trolley, and whether the Claims Tribunal correctly assessed the deceased's income and applied the deduction for personal expenses. Finally, the court dismissed the appeal for exoneration, holding the insured tractor's insurer liable for the accident despite the uninsured trolley, as the tractor's operation was the proximate cause. However, it partly allowed the appeal regarding compensation quantum, reducing the deceased's income assessment to an amount based on the Minimum Wages Act for a skilled person and correcting the personal expenses deduction to 1/3rd as per established legal precedent, leading to a substantial reduction in the overall compensation awarded to the claimants.