notional income fixed by the Tribunal was very low. The accident happened on 10.8.2005. The Tribunal fixed the notional income at Rs.2,000/-. Reliance is placed on the decision in Ramachandrappa v. Manager, Royal Sundaram Alliance Insurance Co.Ltd., reported in [ AIR 2011 SC 2951] , to submit that the notional income should have been taken as at least Rs.4,500/- for fixing the compensation. Another contention is that the Tribunal granted only Rs.10,000/- towards pain and suffering without considering the fact that the petitioner was hospitalised for 36 days. It is contended that permanent disablity should have been fixed on the basis of a notional income of Rs.4,500/-. It is also submitted that the Tribunal did not grant any amount for loss of amenities and that for extra nourishment and transport only a sum of Rs.500/- each was granted despite the fact that he had to be admitted in three different hospitals. It is also contended that the loss of earnings for 1 1/2 months should have been taken on the basis of the notional income of Rs.4,500/-. Under the head bystanders expenses, against a claim of Rs.25,000/- only a sum
