RAFIQ, J.—Claimants have preferred both the appeals aggrieved by common award dated 01.08.2009 of learned Motor Accident Claims Tribunal and Additional District & Sessions Judge (Fast Track) No.03, Jaipur District, Jaipur, in MAC Cases No.467/2008 (183/2007) and 513/2008 (181/2007), whereby they have been awarded compensation of Rs.25,000/- and Rs.18422/-, respectively for the injuries sustained by them in a road accident took place on 20.06.2006. Appellants pray for enhancement of compensation. 2. Learned Tribunal determined age of appellant Yashpal Singh to be in between 25-30 years and accepted his annual income at Rs.25,000/-. From X-ray report (Exhibit-28) it is clear that appellant did not receive any grievous injury. He sustained fractures in his two ribs. He sustained only 2.5% permanent disability. Learned Tribunal awarded lump-sum compensation of Rs.25,000/- for permanent disability of 2.5% applying the multiplier system, which does not suffer from any infirmity. 3. Appellant Dharamveer Yadav did not produce any disability certificate. He remained under treatment of neurosurgeon. For injuries received by him, learned Tribunal awarded compensation of Rs.10,000/-. Learned Tribunal further awarded compensation of Rs.1422/- for actual medical expenses. For physical pain and mental agony, he was awarded Rs.3000/- as compensation. For nutritious diet, learned Tribunal awarded Rs.2000/- to claimant. For transportation during his hospitalization, learned Tribunal awarded Rs.2000/-. Thus, a total compensation of Rs.18,422/- has been awarded to claimants. 4. While passing the award, learned Tribunal has considered each and every aspect of the matter in both the claim cases and awarded a just and reasonable compensation. I do not find any infirmity or illegality in the award passed by learned Tribunal. No interference is called for in the impugned award. Both the appeals are dismissed.