concussional injury of brain with cerebral oedema and tenderness and swelling over the left scalp. It is further submitted that the appellant had claimed that he was earning Rs.8,000/- per month by selling milk and newspaper. Ext.A9 salary certificate showing that he was earning Rs.300/- per day was also produced. The appellant had examined himself as PW1. The Tribunal, on the reason that there is no other supporting evidence regarding the income, adopted a notional income of Rs.4,000/- per month. Going by the dictum in Ramachandrappa v. Manager, Royal Sundaram Alliance Insurance Co.Ltd., reported in [AIR 2011 SC 2951] , the notional income of a coolie in 2010 will be Rs.7,500/-. It is hence contended that the amount of Rs.4,000/adopted as monthly income needs to be modified. The appellant has filed I.A.Nos.3624/2016 and 2610/2017 producing medical bills relating to subsequent treatments for the injuries suffered during the accident, totalling to Rs.55,069/-. The learned counsel for the appellant submits that the appellant is entitled to the above said amount which he has actually expended as a result of the accident. There is no serious dispute to the above said bills. I am hence of the opinion that the said amount is to be allowed as additional compensation. The counsel has a further claim that
