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Basappa S/O Oshanmukappa Shimpiger ... vs The Managing Director, Nwksrtc
2024 Latest Caselaw 12652 Kant

Citation : 2024 Latest Caselaw 12652 Kant
Judgement Date : 6 June, 2024

Karnataka High Court

Basappa S/O Oshanmukappa Shimpiger ... vs The Managing Director, Nwksrtc on 6 June, 2024

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                                                       MFA No. 101739 of 2020
                                         C/W MFA No. 101740 of 2020, MFA No.
                                       100849 of 2021, MFA No. 100385 of 2022


                        IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA, DHARWAD BENCH

                              DATED THIS THE 6TH DAY OF JUNE, 2024

                                             BEFORE
                           THE HON'BLE MR JUSTICE VENKATESH NAIK T
                   MISCELLANEOUS FIRST APPEAL NO. 101739 OF 2020 (MV-D)
                                               C/W
                         MISCELLANEOUS FIRST APPEAL NO. 101740 OF 2020
                    MISCELLANEOUS FIRST APPEAL NO. 100849 OF 2021 (MV-I)
                   MISCELLANEOUS FIRST APPEAL NO. 100385 OF 2022 (MV-D)

                   IN MFA NO.101739/2020

                   BETWEEN:

                   1.   THE MANAGING DIRECTOR,
                        NWKSRTC GOKUL ROAD, HUBBALLI-580030.

                   2.   THE SELF INSURANCE FUND,
                        NWKSRTC GOKUL ROAD, HUBBALLI-580030.
                        APPELLANT NOS.1 AND 2 ARE
                        REPRESENTED BY CHIEF LAW OFFICER
                        NWKSRTC HUBBALLI.

                                                                 ...APPELLANTS
Digitally signed        (BY SRI S.S. KOLIWAD, ADVOCATE)
by MANJANNA
E
Location: HIGH
COURT OF           AND:
KARNATAKA

                   1.   BASAPPA S/O. SHANMUKAPPA
                        SHIMPIGER @ CHIMPAGER
                        AGE: 51 YEARS, OCC: NIL,
                        RESIDENT OF BOGAR, TALUK: KALAGATAGI,
                        DISTRICT: DHARWAD-581 204.

                   2.   SMT. SHANKREVVA
                        W/O. BASAPPA SHIMPIGER @ CHIMPAGER,
                        AGE: 43 YEARS, OCC: HOUSEHOLD WORK,
                        RESIDENT OF BOGUR, TALUK: KALAGATAGI,
                        DISTRICT: DHARWAD-581 204.

                   3.   KUMAR PRASHANT S/O. BASAPPA
                        SHIMPIGER @ CHIMPAGER,
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                                         MFA No. 101739 of 2020
                           C/W MFA No. 101740 of 2020, MFA No.
                         100849 of 2021, MFA No. 100385 of 2022


     AGE: 21 YEARS, OCC. STUDENT,
     RESIDENT OF BOGUR, TALUK: KALAGATAGI
     DISTRICT: DHARWAD-581 204.

                                               ...RESPONDENTS
     (BY SRI B.S. SANGATI, ADVOCATE FOR R1 TO R3)


        THIS   MISCELLANEOUS    FIRST   APPEAL   IS    FILED   UNDER
SECTION 173(1) OF MOTOR VEHICLES ACT, 1988, PRAYING TO CALL
FOR RECORDS FROM THE BEFORE THE SENIOR CIVIL JUDGE AND
JMFC KALAGATAGI M.V.C NO.770/2017, DATED 30.11.2019 AND
SET ASIDE THE JUDGMENT AND AWARD PASSED BY THE SENIOR
CIVIL   JUDGE,   JMFC,    KALAGATAGI, AND   DISMISS THE CLAIM
PETITION BY ALLOWING THIS APPEAL AND ETC.


IN MFA NO.101740/2020

BETWEEN:

1.   THE MANAGING DIRECTOR,
     NWKSRTC GOKUL ROAD HUBBALLI-580030.

2.   THE SELF INSURANCE FUND,
     NWKSRTC, GOKUL ROAD,
     HUBBALLI-580030.
     APPELLANT NOS.1 AND 2 ARE
     REPRESENTED BY CHIEF LAW OFFICER
     NWKSRTC HUBBALLI.

                                                       ...APPELLANTS
     (BY SRI S.S. KOLIWAD, ADVOCATE)
AND:

NIJAGUNI S/O. MALLAPPA GOPALI,
AGE: 25 YEARS, OCC: BAR BUILDER AND CENTRING
RESIDENT OF BOGAR, TALUK: KALAGATAGI,
DISTRICT: DHARWAD-581204.

                                                      ...RESPONDENTS
     (BY SRI B. S. SANGATI, ADVOCATE)
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                                       MFA No. 101739 of 2020
                         C/W MFA No. 101740 of 2020, MFA No.
                       100849 of 2021, MFA No. 100385 of 2022



        THIS   MISCELLANEOUS   FIRST   APPEAL   IS    FILED   UNDER
SECTION 173(1) OF MOTOR VEHICLES ACT, 1988, PRAYING TO CALL
FOR RECORDS FROM THE BEFORE THE SENIOR CIVIL JUDGE AND
JMFC KALAGATAGI M.V.C NO.19/2018 DATED 30.11.2019 AND SET
ASIDE THE JUDGMENT AND PASSED BY THE SENIOR CIVIL JUDGE,
JMFC,    KALAGATAGI,   AND   DISMISS   THE   CLAIM    PETITION   BY
ALLOWING THIS APPEAL AND ETC.


IN MFA NO.100849/2021

BETWEEN:

NIJAGUNI S/O. MALLAPPA GOPALI,
AGE: 26 YEARS, OCC: BAR BUILDER AND CENTRING,
RESIDENT OF BOGUR, TALUK: KALAGATAGI,
DISTRICT: DHARWAD-581 204.

                                                       ...APPELLANT
     (BY SRI B. S. SANGATI, ADVOCATE)

AND:

1.   THE MANAGING DIRECTOR,
     NWKSRTC GOKUL ROAD, HUBBALLI-580009.

2.   THE SELF INSURANCE FUND,
     NWKSRTC, GOKUL ROAD, HUBBALLI-580009.

                                                     ...RESPONDENTS
     (BY SRI S. S. KOLIWAD, ADVOCATE)


        THIS   MISCELLANEOUS   FIRST   APPEAL   IS    FILED   UNDER
SECTION 173(1) OF MOTOR VEHICLES ACT, 1988, PRAYING TO
ENHANCE THE COMPENSATION BY MODIFYING THE JUDGMENT AND
AWARD DATED 30.11.2019 PASSED IN MVC NO.19/2018 BY THE
LEARNED SENIOR CIVIL JUDGE AND JMFC, KALAGATAGI IN THE
INTEREST OF JUSTICE AND EQUITY.
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                                    MFA No. 101739 of 2020
                      C/W MFA No. 101740 of 2020, MFA No.
                    100849 of 2021, MFA No. 100385 of 2022




IN MFA NO.100385/2022

BETWEEN:

1.   BASAPPA S/O. SHANMUKAPPA
     SHIMPIGER @ CHIMPAGER,
     AGE: 52 YEARS, OCC: NIL,
     RESIDENT OF BOGUR, TALUK: KALAGHATAGI,
     DISTRICT: DHARWAD-581204.

2.   SMT. SHANKREVVA
     W/O. BASAPPA SHIMPIGER @ CHIMPAGER,
     AGE: 44 YEARS, OCC: HOUSEHOLD WORK,
     RESIDENT OF BOGUR, TALUK: KALAGHATAGI,
     DISTRICT: DHARWAD-581204.

3.   KUMAR PRASHANT S/O BASAPPA
     SHIMPIGER @ CHIMPAGER,
     AGE: 22 YEARS, OCC: STUDENT,
     RESIDENT OF BOGUR, TALUK: KALAGHATAGI,
     DISTRICT: DHARWAD-581204.
                                               ...APPELLANTS
     (BY SRI B.S. SANGATI, ADVOCATE)
AND:

1.   THE MANAGING DIRECTOR,
     NWKSRTC, GOKUL ROAD, HUBBALLI-580009.

2.   THE SELF INSURANCE FUND,
     NWKSRTC, GOKUL ROAD, HUBBALLI-580009.
                                              ...RESPONDENTS
     (BY SRI S.S. KOLIWAD, ADVOCATE)

     THIS MISCELLANEOUS FIRST APPEAL IS FILED UNDER
SECTION 173(1) OF MOTOR VEHICLES ACT, 1988, PRAYING TO
ENHANCE THE COMPENSATION BY MODIFYING THE JUDGMENT AND
AWARD DATED 30.11.2019 PASSED IN MVC NO.770/2017 BY THE
LEARNED SENIOR CIVIL JUDGE AND JMFC, KALAGATAGI IN THE
INTEREST OF JUSTICE AND EQUITY.

     THESE APPEALS ARE COMING ON FOR ORDERS, THIS DAY,
THE COURT DELIVERED THE FOLLOWING:
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                                     MFA No. 101739 of 2020
                       C/W MFA No. 101740 of 2020, MFA No.
                     100849 of 2021, MFA No. 100385 of 2022


                           JUDGMENT

Sri. S.S. Koliwad, learned counsel accepts notice for

NWKSRTC in MFA No.100849/2021 and MFA No.100385/2022.

Heard learned counsel on both sides in respective appeals.

With the consent of learned counsel on both sides, the

matters are taken up for final disposal.

MFA No.101739/2020 and MFA No.101740/2020 are filed

by the appellant-NWKSRTC against the claimants for reduction

of compensation.

MFA No.100849/2021 and MFA No.100385/2022 are filed

by the claimants seeking enhancement of compensation.

For the sake of convenience, the parties are referred to

as they are referred to in the claim petitions before the

Tribunal.

Heard all the four appeals arising out of common judgment

passed by learned Senior Civil Judge and JMFC, Kalaghatagi in

MVC No.770/2017 clubbed with MVC.No.19/2018 dated

30.11.2019.

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C/W MFA No. 101740 of 2020, MFA No. 100849 of 2021, MFA No. 100385 of 2022

2. The case of the claimants before the tribunal is as

under:-

On 01.12.2017, at about 12.30 p.m., the claimant in MVC

No.19/2018 was riding the motor cycle bearing registration

No.KA 25/E-3029 and deceased Gurunath Shimpiger was the

pillion rider and when they were going slowly on the left side of

the road on Dharwad-Kalaghatagi near Hulikatti village, the

driver of NWKSRTC bus bearing registration No.KA-25/F-2653

came from Tumarikoppa towards Kalagatagi in a high speed in

rash and negligent manner and dashed to the motor cycle of the

claimant. Due to the said impact, the pillion rider Gurunath

Shimpiger fell down on the ground, sustained severe injuries and

succumbed to the injuries on the way to KIMS hospital, Hubballi.

The rider of the motor cycle-claimant also sustained grievous

injuries and he was shifted to KIMS hospital, Hubballi, where he

took treatment and also at Balaji Hospital, Hubballi. This led to

registration of FIR and investigation.

3. In this regard, the claimants in MFA No.100385/20222

(MVC No.770/2017) filed a claim petition under Section 166 of

the M.V. Act on the ground that claimant No.1 is father, claimant

No.2 is the mother and claimant No.3 is the younger brother of

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C/W MFA No. 101740 of 2020, MFA No. 100849 of 2021, MFA No. 100385 of 2022

deceased Gurunath Shimpiger. At the time of the accident, the

age of the deceased was 25 years and he was doing agricultural

work and milk vending business and his monthly income was

Rs.20,000/- per month and contending that they have lost the

sole bread earner in the family, they have sought for

enhancement of compensation.

4. The claimant in MFA No.100849/2021 (MVC

No.19/2018) the rider of the motor cycle has taken up the

contention that he sustained in all five injuries and among them,

three injuries are grievous and two are simple injuries and the

tribunal has not considered the nature of the injuries; the

tribunal has not granted fair compensation under the head 'pain

and suffering', 'loss of income during laid up period', 'loss of

amenities', 'Food, diet, attendance and conveyance charges' and

hence, prayed for enhancement of compensation by allowing the

appeal.

5. Sri.S.S. Koliwad, learned counsel for the appellant-

NWKSRTC in MFA No.101739/2020 and MFA No.101740/2020

contended that the rider-claimant and deceased-pillion rider

came in rash and negligent manner in the motor cycle in the

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C/W MFA No. 101740 of 2020, MFA No. 100849 of 2021, MFA No. 100385 of 2022

middle of the road and they have contributed negligence to the

accident. The rider of the motor cycle bearing registration

No.KA-25/E-3029 was not holding the driving licence as on the

date of the accident. Therefore, the Corporation is not liable to

pay the compensation to the claimant and deceased. Hence, he

prayed to dismiss the appeals filed by the claimants and allow

the appeals filed by the Corporation.

6. As there is no dispute regarding the death of deceased

Gurunath Shimpiger, who was a pillion rider, who died in the

road traffic accident that took place on 01.12.2017 at 12.30

noon and the injuries sustained by the claimant due to rash and

negligent driving by NWKSRTC bus bearing registration No.KA-

25/F-2653 by its driver and liability on respondent Nos.1 and 2,

the following points would arise for consideration of this Court

which are as under:-

1. Whether the Corporation proved that the rider

of the motor cycle contributed negligence and

hence the Corporation is not liable to pay any

compensation?

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C/W MFA No. 101740 of 2020, MFA No. 100849 of 2021, MFA No. 100385 of 2022

2. Whether the quantum of compensation awarded

by the tribunal is just and reasonable or does it

call for enhancement?

7. From the perusal of contents of Ex-P1-FIR, Ex-P2 spot

panchanama and Ex-P4 charge sheet, the first informant made

allegation against the driver of the bus. As per column No.17 of

the charge sheet, the Investigating Officer has opined that the

accident in question was due to rash and negligent driving by

the driver of the bus and not because of rider of the motor

cycle. Therefore, there is no merit in the contention of the

Corporation.

8. After hearing learned counsel appearing for the parties

and perusing the judgment and award of the tribunal, I am of

the view that the compensation awarded by the tribunal is not

just and reasonable, it is on the lower side and hence, it is

required to be enhanced.

MFA No.100385/2022(MVC No.770/2017)

9. Claimants in MFA No.100385/2022 (death case) in

order to prove their case, examined first claimant-father of the

deceased as PW-2 and one Nijaguni-claimant in MFA

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C/W MFA No. 101740 of 2020, MFA No. 100849 of 2021, MFA No. 100385 of 2022

No.100849/2021 as PW.1 and got exhibited twelve documents

viz., Ex-P1 to P12.

10. The very fact that the pillion rider deceased-

Gurunath Shimpiger @ Chimpager was proceeding on

Dharwad-Kalagatagi road near Hulikatti village and the driver of

the NWKSRTC bus came in rash and negligent manner and

dashed against the motor cycle is not in dispute. Hence, the

claimant sustained injuries and deceased Gurunath Shimpiger

@ Chimpager succumbed to the injuries in the hospital.

11. The claimants of deceased Gurunath Shimpiger @

Chimpager have stated that prior to death of the deceased, his

monthly income was Rs.20,000/- per month. Except the oral

evidence of PWs.1 and 2, the claimants have not produced any

documentary proof to prove the income of the deceased. The

tribunal considering the notional income at Rs.6,000/- per

month and deducting 50% towards his personal expenses and

applying multiplier at '18', granted compensation of

Rs.6,48,000/- towards 'loss of dependency'.

12. In the absence of any evidence, as per Lok Adalat

chart, for the accident of the year 2017, the notional income

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C/W MFA No. 101740 of 2020, MFA No. 100849 of 2021, MFA No. 100385 of 2022

could be taken at Rs.10,250/- per month. Deceased Gurunath

Shimpiger @ Chimpager died leaving behind his father, mother

and younger brother and therefore, the deceased being a

bachelor, the appropriate deduction towards personal expenses

would be 50% as per the law declared by the Hon'ble Supreme

Court in the case of Smt. Sarla Verma and Others vs. Delhi

Transport Corporation and another reported in AIR 2009

SC 3104.

13. As per the law laid down by the Hon'ble Apex Court

in the case of National Insurance Company Limited vs.

Pranay Sethi reported in (2017) 16 SCC 680, 40% of the

income is to be added towards 'loss of future prospectus in life'.

The deceased was aged 25 years at the time of the accident.

Therefore, the appropriate multiplier applicable as per the

judgment of the Hon'ble Supreme Court in the case of Smt.

Sarla Verma and Others vs. Delhi Transport Corporation

and another reported in AIR 2009 SC 3104 is '18'.

Therefore, the compensation under the head 'loss of

dependency' along with 'loss of future prospectus in life' is

recalculated and quantified as follows:-

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C/W MFA No. 101740 of 2020, MFA No. 100849 of 2021, MFA No. 100385 of 2022

Rs. 10,250/- is assessed as notional income, having

regard to the chart prepared by the Karnataka State Legal

Service Authority, in the absence of proof of income. Thus, the

notional income of the deceased is taken at Rs.10,250/- instead

of Rs.6,000/- taken by the Tribunal. Thus 'loss of

dependency' works out to Rs.10,250 + 40% future

prospectus(Rs.4,100/-) = Rs.14,350/-. 50% towards

personal expenses is deducted from the total amount

which comes to Rs.14,350 - Rs.7,175/-( Rs.7,175/-)

Rs.7,175 x 12 x 18 =Rs.15,49,800/-

14. The tribunal has committed an error in not awarding

fair compensation under the head 'loss of consortium and

'loss of love and affection'. Therefore, as per the judgment

of the Hon'ble Apex Court in the case of Magma General

Insurance Company Ltd., vs. Nanu Ram Alias Chuhru

Ram and Others reported in (2018) 18 SCC 130 and

Pranay Sethi's case, three claimants are entitled to

Rs.48,000/- each under the head 'loss of consortium', with

20% escalation(10% once in three years). Accordingly,

Rs.1,44,000/-(Rs.48,000 x 3) is awarded under the head 'loss

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C/W MFA No. 101740 of 2020, MFA No. 100849 of 2021, MFA No. 100385 of 2022

of consortium' including 'loss of love and affection' as

against Rs.50,000/- awarded by the tribunal.

15. Further, a compensation of Rs.15,000/- each is

awarded under the head 'loss of estate and 'funeral and

transportation expenses', respectively with 20% escalation.

Therefore, a sum of Rs.36,000/-(Rs.18,000 x2) is awarded

towards 'loss of estate' and funeral and transportation

expenses'.

16. Thus, in all, the claimants/appellants are entitled for

compensation as under:-

                        HEADS                                   Rs.

Loss of dependency                                              15,49,800
Loss of consortium                                               1,44,000
Loss of estate                                                  18,000.00
Funeral and transportation expenses                             18,000.00
                        TOTAL                                17,29,800.00
Less: Compensation awarded by the Tribunal                    7,28,000.00

          Enhanced compensation                              10,01,800.00



MFA No.100849/2021(MVC No.19/2018)

17. So far as claimant in MFA No.100849/2021, the

tribunal awarded a global compensation of Rs.3.00 lakhs

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C/W MFA No. 101740 of 2020, MFA No. 100849 of 2021, MFA No. 100385 of 2022

towards pain and suffering, medical expenses and other

miscellaneous expenses. The tribunal awarded a compensation

of Rs.2,87,736/- towards 'medical expenses'. Hence, it is

reasonable one. Thus no interference is called for in that

regard.

18. The tribunal has not awarded any compensation

towards 'pain and suffering'. As per the wound certificate-ExP6,

the claimant suffering the following injuries:-

1. Hemorrhage catina basifrontal region;

2. Diffusa cerebral oedema;

3. Fracture left paratumrical mandible;

4. Fracture right frontal sinus;

5. Fracture bilateral maxillary sinus.

As per Ex-P6-wound certificate, there are three fracture

and two simple injuries. For one grievous injury, as per settled

law, the claimant is entitled for a sum of Rs.40,000/- and for

additional fracture, the claimant is entitled for Rs.10,000/- and

towards simple injuries, the claimant is entitled for a sum of

Rs.5,000/- each. Therefore, the claimant is entitled for a

compensation of Rs.70,000/- under the head 'pain and

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C/W MFA No. 101740 of 2020, MFA No. 100849 of 2021, MFA No. 100385 of 2022

suffering'. Towards 'nourishment, conveyance and

attendant charges', the tribunal has not awarded any

compensation. Therefore, a sum of Rs.30,000/- is awarded

under the said head.

19. Towards 'loss of income during laid up period', the

tribunal has not awarded any compensation. As per the

material available on record, the claimant was aged 25 years

and the accident was of the year 2017. In the absence of any

proof of income, the income is assessed at Rs.10,250/-

notionally. Having regard to the chart prepared by Karnataka

State Legal Services Authority, the appropriate notional income

to be taken is Rs.10,250/- and considering the nature of the

injuries sustained by the claimant and nature of the injuries

suggest that he must have been under rest and treatment for a

period of three months. Therefore a sum of Rs.30,750/-

(Rs.10,250 x3) is awarded under the head 'loss of income

during laid up period'. The tribunal has not awarded any

compensation under the head 'loss of amenities'. Hence, a

sum of Rs.25,000/- is granted towards 'loss of amenities',

considering the nature of injuries sustained and period of

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C/W MFA No. 101740 of 2020, MFA No. 100849 of 2021, MFA No. 100385 of 2022

hospitalization. Thus the claimant is entitled for the following

compensation:-

              HEADS                          Rs.
     Pain and suffering                      70,000.00

     Medical expenses                     2,87,736.00

     Nourishment, conveyance                 30,000.00
     and attendant charges
     Loss of income during laid              30,750.00
     up period
     Loss of amenities                       25,000.00

              TOTAL                       4,43,486.00
       Less: Compensation
                                          3,00,000.00
     awarded by the Tribunal
     Enhanced compensation               1,43,486.00



     Accordingly, I pass the following;

                            ORDER

        1. MFA.No.101739/2020          and   MFA.No.101740/2020,

filed by the Corporation-NWKSRTC are dismissed.

2. MFA No.100849/2021 and MFA No.100385/2022

are allowed-in-part.

3. The judgment and award dated 30.11.2019 passed

in MVC NO.770/2017 and MVC.19/2018 on the file

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C/W MFA No. 101740 of 2020, MFA No. 100849 of 2021, MFA No. 100385 of 2022

of the Senior Civil Judge and Judicial Magistrate

First Class, Kalagatagi is modified to the extent

stated herein above.

4. The claimants in MFA No.100849/2021(deceased

Gurunath Chimpiger-MVC No.770/2017) are

entitled for an additional enhanced compensation of

Rs.10,01,800/- with interest at 6% p.a. from the

date of claim petition till the date of realization.

However, the claimants are not entitled for interest

on the enhanced compensation on the delayed

period of 285 days in filing the appeal.

5. The claimant in MFA No.100849/2021(claimant-

Nijaguni -MVC No.19/2018) is entitled for an

additional enhanced compensation of Rs.1,43,486/-

with interest at 6% p.a. from the date of claim

petition till the date of realization.

6. The Corporation-NWKSRTC is directed to deposit

the additional compensation amounts with interest

within a period of eight weeks from the date of

receipt of a copy of this Judgment

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C/W MFA No. 101740 of 2020, MFA No. 100849 of 2021, MFA No. 100385 of 2022

7. On deposit, the tribunal is directed to disburse the

enhanced compensation in favour of the claimants

as per the apportionment made by it.

8. The amount deposited by the Corporation before

this Court, if any, be transmitted to the tribunal

within three weeks.

9. Draw the modified awards accordingly.

10. Registry to transmit a copy of this judgment to the

concerned tribunal, along with its records.

11. No order as to costs.

Sd/-

JUDGE

MN

 
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