Supreme Court of India
N. Manjegowda v. The Manager, the United India Insurance Co.
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MOTOR VEHICLES ACT, 1988: s.166 - Accident of an advocate aged 36 years - Compensation under head 'loss of future income due to disability' - Multiplier - Annual income of Advocate assessed by Tribunal on the basis of Income Tax returns - Held: Functional disability of an accident victim requires determination on the basis of nature of disability in the light of the career or profession which the claimant was pursuing - It should not be computed mechanically only on percentage of physical disability - young Advocate is bound to suffer huge professional loss on account of injuries as have been…
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