9.Hence, it is clear that the claimant/appellant has not furnished any relevant documents regarding the nature of injuries, she actually sustained and also the history of treatment given for the said injuries and the disability inspite of the treatment undergone by the claimant. Hence, the observation of the Tribunal to the effect that the evidence of P.W.6 cannot be considered since P.W.6 is not the person who treated the injured person and no X Ray report was filed to prove the injuries is proper. Since there is no relevant documents produced before the Tribunal and the said injuries were considered as simple nature and accordingly, Tribunal has awarded a sum of Rs.30,000/- of Extra Nourishment, Pain and Sufferings and Loss of Amenities at Rs.30,000/- is proper and reasonable. It is also seen that the Medical Bills were properly considered and the sum awarded for Medical Bills also does not require any modification. Hence, in the absence of any specific and relevant documents regarding the nature of injuries, the award assessed by the Tribunal is quite reasonable and proper and does not require any interference by this Court.
