He was subjected to cross examination and in the cross examination, he admits that while supplying the cards they used to mention the card number, but he claims that in their Society they have not given any number and also he claims that there were 45 persons supplying milk, they have not given any numbers to them and making the payment of Rs.13/- to Rs.20/per liter. He claims that they were paying an amount of Rs.13,860/-, but no such documents are produced before the Court except Ex.P7. In the absence of documentary evidence with regard to payment is concerned and only Ex.P7- cards are produced to show regarding supplying of milk, but for having paid the amount no document is placed, under these circumstances, it is appropriate to rely upon only on the notional income. Having taken the income of Rs.4,500/-, as the deceased was aged 35 years as per Post Mortem report, 40% has to be added towards future prospectus, hence, it comes to Rs.6,300/- (Rs.4,500X40%). The claimants are wife, children and parents of the deceased, hence, 1/4th has to be deducted towards personal expenses, after deducting 1/4th towards personal expenses, it comes to Rs.4,725/- and applying
