8.On perusal of the records, it is seen that the injured/claimant is aged about 30 years at the time of accident. The nature of injuries sustained by the claimant was very much reveal from the Ex.P4/discharge summary and also medical bills. The appellant has taken treatment as in-patient in a hospital from 22.05.2013 to 30.05.2013. PW2/Doctor assessed the disability of the appellant as 40% as per Ex.P10/disability certificate and the Tribunal reduced the same to 10%. The Tribunal by considering 10% of disability and fixing Rs.3,000/per percentage, has awarded a sum of Rs.30,000/- towards disability which is very much aggrieved by the appellant. The claimant sustained fracture on right tibia and other serious multiple injuries all over the body and she was hale and healthy at the time of accident. She has lost her income during the treatment of period as in-patient and also she incurred huge medical expenses and these aspects were not considered. The 1st respondent has argued that the sum determined by the Tribunal is very much reasonable. In the absence of producing the documents to substantiate the contention that she was working as a cook and earning a sum of Rs.8,000/- per month. In view of the injuries sustained by the claimant and the expenses incurred by her for her treatment as in-patient and also as out-patient for some period, this Court finds it proper to enhance some amount. Accordingly this Court modifies the disability at 40% and by taking Rs.1,000/- per percentage granted a sum of Rs.40,000/under the head disability. The amount awarded by the Tribunal towards attendant charges and loss of amenities are also enhanced to Rs.3,000/- and Rs.5,000/- respectively under those heads. The amount awarded by the Tribunal under other heads are confirmed. Thus the compensation awarded by the Tribunal is modified as follows:
