JUDGMENT Permod Kohli, J. (Oral):-This is claimants appeal for enhancement of the compensation as awarded by the Motor Accidents Claims Tribunal, Sirsa. It is admitted case of the parties that income of the deceased was assessed at Rs. 2400/- per month. The deceased has left behind widow and three minor children, though, the mother and father of the deceased are also claimants. The Tribunal has assessed the carry home income of the deceased, at Rs.1200/- per month i.e. (50% of the income). If this assessment is found to be erroneous and the , standard rule for deduction of 1/3rd income or the unit system is applied, then in that eventuality the dependency of the deceased will come to much more than Rs.1200/- per month. Since the deceased last three minor children and a widow, I apply the unit system and taking into consideration the ratio of the judgment of the Apex Court in U.P. State Road Transport Corporation and others Vs. Trilok Chandra and others, 1996 A.C.J. 831 wherein two units were allotted to the adult member of the family of the deceased and one each for the minors, total units comes out to seven. The dependency is thus worked out as Rs.1714/- which is equivalent to Rs.1700/- approximately of the income of the deceased. Learned counsel appearing for the appellant also disputed the multiplier applied. Tribunal applied a multiplier of 16 as the deceased was aged 32. I do not find any illegality in the same. 2. In view of the observations, the awarded amount is recalculated 1700 x 12 /67 it comes to Rs.326400/-. This appeal is, accordingly, allowed and the awarded amount is enhanced from Rs. 2,30,400/- to Rs.326400/-. Appellant is also entitled to interest on the enhancement amount from the date awarded by the Tribunal. Differential amount, if any payable, shall be paid within a period of two months from today. As far as the appointment is concerned, it will remain in the same ratio as awarded by the Tribunal. —————————————-