( 1 ) RADHA Kishan. and others have come up inappeal under Section 110-D of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1939 (hereinafter called the Act) assailing the order dated 29. 1 1. 80 passed by the Motor Accident Claim Tribunal (hereinafter called the Tribunal), thereby dismissing the claim petition of the appellants. In nut shell, the facts are that Shri Rajinder Kumar Sachdeva met with a road accident caused by a two-wheeler scooter on 3. 7. 75 at about 4. 25 p. m. opposite WHO building. Ring Road. He died on 6. 7. 75 in the hospital. Rajinder Kumar was employed with the Delhi Electric Supply Undertaking. He was 25 years old, unmarried at the time of his death. At about 4. 25 p. m. , the deceased alongwith his colleagues was walking on the kacha Patri in front of WHO building and was going towards Indraprastha Bus Depot. A person driving Scooter No. HRG-1975 came at a fast speed from the Ashram side and hit the deceased, because of the impact Rajinder Kumar fell down. He received severe head injuries. It is the case of the appellants that the driver of the scooter was negligent. He came on the Kacha Patri side, as a result of which the deceased sustained head injuries. His c