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JAFFAR ALI versus SIND ROAD TRANSPORT CORPORATION


Section 1 Death Causes Damage Calculator The estimated age of the defendant and his parents is fifty years of age and at the time of filing a lawsuit at the age of age respectively, the subordinate boy will start earning after the JO year when only 16 and With 25 years remaining, the expected life expectancy of the plaintiffs No. 1 and 2, respectively, is to expect to earn Rs 500 for 25 years, while that of the plaintiff is No.1, while they have already spent Rs 500 on education and care. Subsequent payments of up to Rs 60,000 for a period of 10-12 years are saved, the total amount of damages can be deducted after deduction of such amount 90, 000 rupees has been placed, no doubt on record, depending on the estimation of losses but the estimation factor also appears in the estimation of this estimate, which is further held, to some extent and to some extent. nature is bound by nature. [Disadvantages]

1981CLC 1106

[Karachi]

Before Nasir Aslam Zahid. J

JAFFAR ALI AMD ANOTHER‑Petitioners

versus

SIND ROAD TRANSPORT CORPORATION AND ANOTHER‑Respondents

Suit No. 253 of J 977, decided on 17th November, 1980.

Fatal Accidents Act (XIII of 1855)‑-----

‑‑ S. 1‑Damages for causing death‑Calculation‑Expected age of deceased and his parents sixty‑five years‑Plaintiffs Nos. 1 and 2 at time of filing of suit aged 39 and 30 years respectively‑Deceased boy expected to start earning after JO years when only 16 and 25 years left of expected span of lives of' plaintiffs Nos. 1 and 2 respec tively‑Plaintiff or either of them could expect an income of Rs. 500 p. m. for 25 years totalling to Rs 1 50,000‑Plaintiff No. 1 however having already been spending Rs. 500 per mouth on education and upkeep of deceased and such sum having been saved from future disbursement for a period of 10 to 12 years totalling to Rs. 60.000, liable to be deducted from gross amount of damages‑Damages after deduction of such sum calculated as Rs. 90,000‑Held No doubt evidence on record relied upon in estimating damages but an element of guesswork also appearing in such estimation- Assessment in such cases, held further, bound to be of rough and approximate nature to certain extent.‑[Damages].

Manmatha Nath Kuri v. Muhammad Mokhlasur Rehman P I. D 1969 S C 565 ref.

Zafar Alam Khan for Plaintiffs.

M. G. Dastgir for Defendant No. 1.

Mir Rara Hussain Hydri for Defendant No. 2.

Defendant No. 3 : Ex parte.

Date of hearing : 16th November, 1980.

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