10.Perusal of the record would show further that while awarding the compensation, the learned Claims Tribunal has wrongly disbelieved the medical bills (ExP-5 to ExP-19) for nonexamination of any of the medical officer. However, perusal of these documents would show that the appellant has incurred a sum of Rs. 22,500/- and Rs. 1,108/- respectively, vide medical bills ExP-5 and ExP-19 for his treatment and the said fact could not have been rebutted by any of the respondents. Therefore, he is entitled to Rs.23,608/- (Rs.22,500/- + Rs.1,108 = Rs.23,608/-) under these bills. Pertinently to be noted here further that although, the medical bills marked as ExP-6 to ExP-18 are not clear but a bare perusal of it would, however, show that a lum sum of Rs.4,000/- was incurred by the claimant towards his treatment and he is also entitled for the same. The learned Claims Tribunal has certainly erred in not awarding the same by disbelieving the aforesaid medical bills. The claimant, is therefore, entitled to total amount of compensation to the tune of Rs.40,608/- and the enhanced amount i.e., Rs.31,508/(Rs.40,608 – Rs.9,100/- = Rs.31,508/-) shall carry interest at the rate of 6% per annum from the date of filing of the claim petition till its realization.
