medical bills, Ex.A6-Salary certificate and Ex.A7-Leave certificate issued by the company. As per the evidence, the appellant said to have suffered injuries on his right knee. He was shifted to Balaji Hospital. Thereafter, he was taken to Kamineni hospital. From the pleadings and record, the accident said to have occurred on 30.12.1998, in which, the appellant said to have suffered injuries. P.W.1/injured had specifically stated that the accident occurred on 30.04.1999. The appellant is an educated person and an employee. There is discrepancy between the oral evidence and documentary evidence with regard to the date of occurrence of accident. The appellant had not clarified with regard to the discrepancy in the date of occurrence of the accident in his further chief that accident occurred on 30.12.1998. Further, when the above mentioned documents are looked into, they are spread over from December, 1998 to February, 2000. As per the record, the appellant suffered only injury to right knee. No treatment is required for long period. Certainly, the medical record, oral evidence of the appellant and the pleadings made in the appeal create a doubt with regard to appellant suffering injuries in a road accident. Further, it is appropriate to state that the Tribunal had discussed the entire oral and documentary evidence and rightly dismissed the claim petition for want of proof of occurrence of accident on 30.12.1998. There are no circumstances to interfere with the same. Therefore, the appeal is devoid of merit and is liable to be dismissed.
