was eaming an amount of Rs.I5,000/- per month and no evidence has been let in, in support of the same. The Tribunal has taken Rs.3,500i per month as the income of the deceased. This Court feels it appropriate to the ratio laid down in Ramachandrappa Vs. Manager, Royal Sundaram Alliancer, wherein the monthly income of the agricultural labourer was taken as Rs.4,500/- per month in the absence of evidence.In this case also, the income can be safely taken at Rs.4,500/-per month and as at the time of accident the deceased was agedabout 40yeatsand 25%o futui-e prospects would be Rs.1,125l-, then it wouldcome to Rs,5,625l-. As there are six claimants, who areparents, wifeand childrenof the deceased, 1/4th has to be deducted towardspersonalexpenses,after deduction the income would be Rs.4,219l-(5,625x %:Rs.1,406/-)and the multiplier for the age of 40 years is'15', then it comes to Rs.1,59,42Ot- (Rs.4,219 x 12 x15) towardsloss of dependency.As per the law laid by the Hon'ble Apex Courtin NationalInsurance Company Limited v. Pranay Sethiand others2, under the head of consortium, the claimants are entitled toRs.2,,64,000/- (Rs.44,0001 each) and Rs.33,000/- towards funeralexpenses and loss ofestate.I r.t