Sri Satyajit Banerji, learned counsel for the appellant submits that the F.I.R. was lodged against the driver of the vehicle No.U.P. 30 T 3290 and the charge-sheet was also filed against the same. The Investigating Officer appeared as P.W.3,who admitted that number of the vehicle is U.P.30 T 3290 in the FIR and charge sheet, however the vehicle owner had mentioned the vehicle number as U.P.33 T 3298 in his release application and the driver Manish Kumar got himself released. Thus the involvement of vehicle is doubtful. He further submits that as per description of the accident given by the driver of the vehicle, who appeared as D.W.1, there was a cut in the divider and while turning, the accident had occurred, whereas, as per site plan there was no cut at the place where the accident had occurred, therefore, there was collusion between the ownerdriver and the claimant-respondents. He further submits that the learned tribunal has allowed the expenditure incurred in the treatment on the basis of bills without prescription of the registered doctor or physician as such the award is on the higher side.