of the aforesaid income of the deceased i.e. Rs. 2920/- is awarded as future prospect. On addition of the aforesaid future prospect, loss of income comes to the tune of Rs. 10221/- per month i.e. Rs. 1,22,652/- per annum. As the deceased has died leaving behind him his six legal representatives and dependents, hence 1/5th of the aforesaid income i.e. Rs. 24,530/- is deducted as personal expense of the deceased which he would have made had he been alive. On deduction of the aforesaid personal expense of the deceased, the loss of dependency comes to the tune of Rs. 98,122/- per annum. As the deceased was aged about 35 years at the time of accident, hence multiplier of 16 is adopted to work out the amount of compensation. On applying the aforesaid multiplier, the amount of compensation comes to the tune of Rs. 15,69,952/-. Besides the aforesaid amount of compensation, Rs. 70,000/- is awarded towards other traditional heads such as loss of consortium, funeral expense, loss of estate, etc. in view of the verdict of the Hon’ble Supreme Court rendered in National Insurance Company Ltd. Vs. Pranay Sethi and Ors. (supra). On addition of the aforesaid heads of compensation, total amount of compensation comes to the tune of Rs. 16,39,952/-. Besides the aforesaid amount of compensation, appellants are also entitled for the interest at the
