5. With regard to quantum of compensation, the lower Tribunal based its conclusion on nature of injuries sustained by the injured as per Ex.A-3 discharge summary of Care Hospital, Hyderabad. As per Ex.A-3, P.W.2 was having fracture dislocation of left hip and fracture of both rami of pubic bone. The claimant did not examine the doctor, who issued Ex.A-3 discharge summary. Care Hospital, Hyderabad, is a private hospital and Ex.A-3 discharge summary can be proved only by examining the doctor, who issued the same. It is not a public document as per Motor Vehicles Rules, inasmuch as, it is not a wound certificate issued by a Government Hospital by extracting the details of wounds from the accident register maintained by the hospital during the regular course of its work. The lower Tribunal awarded compensation of Rs.50,000/- for each of the fractures, Rs.20,000/- towards medical expenditure, and Rs.10,000/- towards pain and suffering. When compensation is granted for the fractures, it is granted towards pain and suffering due to those fractures. The claimant did not file any
