JUDGMENT P.P. Naolekar, J. - In an accident the applicant received injuries of fracture of collar bone and ribs. The applicant was admitted in the Hospital from 19.9.87 to 13.10.87. The applicant was awarded' the compensation by the Motor Accident Claims Rs. 10,000/- for loss of earning during his treatment, Rs. 1,858/- spent for medical expenses, Rs. 17,000/- for pains and sufferings and Rs. 2,000/- for loss to the moped on account of the accident, total Rs. 30,858/-, however, the applicant was not given any compensation for loss of future earning capacity. It is argued by the Counsel for the appellant that before the accident, the applicant was earning about Rs. 2,500/- per month and after the accident he is earning much less than what he was earning, and, therefore, the Court should have granted the compensation for the loss of earning capacity. The Tribunal has observed on appreciation of the evidence of Dr. Mahavir that there is no direct evidence to prove the fact that the loss of earning capacity is on account of the accident. On the contrary, the Court has found on the appreciation of evidence, that applicant on his own has stopped the work in two places and has reduced his timing of the work with Suman Steels. If the applicant himself do not want to carry on his job, he cannot ask the compensation for loss of earning capacity. The finding arrived at by the Tribunal is after appreciation of the evidence on record and I do not find any infirmity in the order passed by the Court below. Consequently, this appeal fails and is hereby dismissed in limine. *******