The fatal accident suit for damages of the Deadly Accident Act 1855 Section 1 was the plaintiff's widow's determination of compensation money that allegedly resulted in a traffic accident resulting from the careless driving of the plaintiff's plaintiff. The defendant, who was the driver of the vehicle that was the victim of the accident, was sworn in due to the speedy and reckless driving involved in the accident that led to the death of the victim in the accident. The defendants, in a written statement, pleaded that it was the deceased who was reckless and negligent. This happened, so it was also proved by the FLR that the lawyer's evidence was corroborated and the defendants failed to prove that the defendant's widow and mother of the legal heirs were negligent and negligent. The accident happened. It cannot be said of the deceased that she has any adverse interest against her own sons and daughter suit. The court estimated the compensation amount according to her age, earning potential and future probability of adjournment. Was
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