conventional Heads comes out to Rs.70,000/-. Then adding the said amount the total compensation is worked out to Rs.8,26,000/- (7,56,000/ + 70,000). The interest awarded by the Tribunal at the rate of 6% is on the lower side. As such the appeal is accepted and compensation of Rs.3,62,000/- awarded by the Tribunal to the claimants is enhanced to Rs.8,26,000/-. Resultantly, the claimants would be entitled to get additional compensation of Rs.4,64,000/( 8,26,000 - 3,62,000) over and above awarded by the Tribunal with interest at the rate of 7.5% per annum from the date of filing of the appeal till actual realization besides cost of the appeal. The share of claimant No. 1 be paid to her in cash to be deposited in her bank account and she would be free to withdraw it without there being any rider preventing her from withdrawal of amount for a particular period as has been done by the Tribunal in the award. Shares of other claimants in the enhanced compensation be also deposited in their bank accounts. However, on furnishing of proof to the effect that they have attained majority, their shares may be released to them otherwise those would be deposited in a nationalized bank in the form of fixed deposit for the period till they attain majority. Accordingly, the appeal is allowed.
