properly deducted the personal expenses of the deceased from the notional income arrived at including future prospects. After fixing the monthly income at Rs.15,000/-, while at one place, the Tribunal has deducted Rs.2250/- towards the personal expenses of the deceased and fixed the loss of income at Rs.10,750/- and arrived at a sum of Rs.19,35,000/-, however in the tabulated statement, the Tribunal has fixed the loss of monthly income at Rs.9,750/- by adopting the monthly income at Rs.13,000/- and deducting a sum of Rs.3250/- towards the personal expenses of the deceased and arrived at a sum of Rs.17,55,000/- as loss of income to the family. Due to the erroneous calculation at different points in the judgment, the total loss of income arrived at by the Tribunal is wholly flawed, which has resulted in the award of lower compensation under the head loss of income, while the actual compensation under the head ‘Loss of Income’ should have been Rs.20,25,000/- as determined by this Court above. Therefore, under the head ‘Loss of Income’ this Court awards a sum of Rs.20,25,000/-.
