SANJAY KAROL, N. KOTISWAR SINGH
Shishu Pal @ Shish Ram – Appellant
Versus
Surjeet – Respondent
JUDGMENT
SANJAY KAROL J.,
For felicity of reference, this judgment is divided into the following parts:
| Index |
| THE APPEAL |
| THE ASPECT OF DELAY |
| In the Present facts |
| In General – the inordinate delay |
| THE HOME-MAKER: A NATION BUILDER & AN ECONOMIC ENTITY |
| Judicial Pronouncements |
| Quantifying The Contribution-of a Nation Builder |
| Loss Of Domestic Care: An Additional Head |
| Application to the present facts |
| DIRECTIONS |
Leave granted.
THE APPEAL
2. This appeal primarily presents two vexing issues. The claimant’s struggle for compensation is two-and-a-half decades old. In other words, delay is front and centre in this case. The other issue presented is the monetisation of a homemaker’s efforts since the deceased (wife of the claimant) was a homemaker. We may only ask ourselves when in Indian society, the ‘woman of the house’ is called the ‘grihaswamini’, then why n are we still groping in the dark about the questions such as the one present in this case.
3. The fact of the accident having taken place on 25th November 2001 while the deceased was on her way to Fatehabad, from Sirsa due to the rash and negligent driving of responden
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