10.It is argued by the learned Counsel for the respondents/claimants that the compensation awarded by the tribunal under the above heads are very meager and the same is granted without considering the age of the avocation of the deceased. The learned Counsel has further submitted that even in the absence of any cross objection, this Court can enhance the compensation by relying upon the evidence and documents. This Court by considering the submissions made by the learned Counsel for the respondents/claimants and also the age of the deceased, who was only 26 years at the time of the accident and owned a lorry for his business is of the view that if he is alive, he could have live for long years and earn more money. Hence, this court enhances the monthly income fixed by the tribunal to some extent i.e., Rs.5000/- per month and since the multiplier and the deduction towards the personal expenses were properly adopted by the tribunal, this Court without modifying the said aspects, calculates the Loss of Dependency to Rs.6,80,000/-(5000X12X1/3X17). Similarly the sum awarded under heads 'Loss of consortium and Funeral expenses' is also enhanced to Rs.25,000/- and Rs.15,000/- respectively under the said head. Since the sum granted under the head 'Loss of Love and Affection' is found proper, the same is confirmed. Thus the compensation awarded by the tribunal is modified as follows:
