Having regard to the economic and social status of the deceased by some amount of guesswork it can be assumed that the deceased in all likelihood must be earning �3,000 per month keeping in view the date of accident. Thus, being a bachelor in view of ratio laid down in "�#$��%&'(��))*+(%,#���-.(%/��0&��1����.(2'�(%&� �03#+)�� reported in ��4���5�6�����5�'1'26�7�7!� 1/2 needs to be deducted for expenses on his own upkeep and maintenance and therefore, must be contributing �1,500 per month to the running of the household and therefore annual dependency comes to �18,000. Having regard to the age of the deceased and relative age of the claimant who is legal heir being father, multiplier of 18 deserves to be applied in view of " (+2(�8#+-(�9��03#+)�1���#23'��+(%).�+0� ��+.�+(0'�%�9�(%�03#+�� reported in ��44�5:6� ������� and therefore compensation comes to �3,24,000. Besides this, the family must have spent money on the last rites and ceremonies of the deceased and has also lost their son of marriageable age and had to undergo great pain, agony and sense of wrong and for loss of their source of love, inspiration and protection and by some amount of approximation �1.00 lac is awarded under all these conventional heads. The medical record of the treatment prior to death by way of Ex.P4 to Ex.P9 and Ex.P22 to Ex.P24 which the deceased underwent at PGIMER, Chandigarh, a sum of �20,000 has been awarded by the Tribunal which is on the
