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S.K.GANGELE
Narveer Singh Kalra – Appellant
Versus
Gopal Singh – Respondent
S.K. Gangele, J.
These two appeals have been filed against the common award passed in Claim Case No. 106/2008. M.A. No. 4792/2009 has been filed for enhancement of compensation by the claimant and M.A. No. 5205/2009 has been filed by the Insurance Company challenging the quantum of compensation awarded by the Claims Tribunal.
2. The appeals are of the year of 2009, hence, with the consent of parties the appeals are heard finally and disposed of by this common order.
3. Facts of the case are that on 06.02.2007, around 11:30 am in the morning claimant Mr. Narveer Singh Kalra alongwith another person Lallu Yadav was coming to Ghansaur from village Atariya on his motorbike. The motorbike was dashed from rear side by a truck bearing No. M.P. 20-G-8597, driven rashly and negligently by the driver. In the aforesaid accident, the claimant received serious injuries. He was admitted in various hospitals. His left leg was amputated above knee.
4. The Claims Tribunal after considering the evidence has held that there was 80% permanent disability to the claimant and awarded total compensation of Rs. 36,02,131/-.
5. The counsel for the appellant-claimant has contended that the Claims Tribunal
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