Further Ex.A.4 is the prescription of Dr. Baskaran, given to the victim boy, on 03.04.2000, which is the date of the incident. On the backside of Ex.A.4, this Court finds that Dr. Baskaran has referred the victim boy to JIPMER hospital and the victim boy had taken treatment in the JIPMER hospital as in-patient for four days and thereafter, for the follow up action, he has gone to Aravind eye hospital, Madurai. Exs.A-10 to A-14 are medical bills, which run to the tune of around Rs.25,000/-. The telephone receipts and bus tickets were also marked as Exs.A-16 and A-17, to substantiate the case that the victim boy was taken to Madurai and Pondicherry for treatment. No doubt, the Courts below have taken sympathetic view, to array at a sum of Rs.2,00,000/-as compensation. Though the plaintiff has not provided any calculation as to how a sum of Rs.2,00,000/- was claimed as compensation, it will be too technical at the second appeal stage to consider this point. Since, the quantum is neither excessive compare to loss of vision not totally baseless.
