RAFIQ, J.—For stated reasons, application bearing inward no.20723 dated 03.08.2009 filed under Section 5 of the Limitation Act for condonation of delay, is allowed. Delay in filing appeal is condoned. Matter is heard on merits. 2. Claimant has preferred this appeal dissatisfied with quantum of compensation of Rs.1,37,625/- awarded by learned Motor Accident Claims Tribunal, Shahpura, District Jaipur, vide its award dated 29.03.2007 in MAC No.175/2004 for injuries sustained by him in a road accident took place on 09.01.2004. 3. Learned counsel for appellant argued that at the time of accident appellant was employee at grocery shop and earning Rs.6000/- per month but learned Tribunal without assessing the income of appellant and without adopting multiplier system, awarded meager amount of compensation. Due to injuries sustained in accident, appellant received 19.2% permanent disability and he remained hospitalized for about 38 days and operations were also conducted by the doctors. Learned Tribunal did not award any compensation for actual medical expenses. It is therefore prayed that the compensation may suitably enhanced. 4. On hearing learned counsel for appellant and perusing impugned award, I am satisfied that learned Tribunal, while passing impugned award, considered oral as well as documentary evidence available on record. In accident, appellant sustained injuries and he was hospitalized at Shahpura Hospital, wherefrom he was referred to S.M.S. Hospital, Jaipur, and there he remained hospitalized for 38 days. He underwent operations for twice. He sustained permanent disability to the extent of 19.2%. However, nothing material has been produced on record to show that injured was employee at grocery shop and earning Rs.6,000/- per month. Learned Tribunal has rightly awarded total compensation of Rs.1,37,635/- on different heads. For permanent disability of 19.2%, learned Tribunal awarded Rs.48,000/- to appellant. A sum of Rs.19,000/- has been awarded for his remaining 38 days hospitalized and Rs.5,000/- for one grievous injury, Rs.10,000/- for two operations, Rs.40,635/- for medical expenses and Rs.15,000/- for pain and suffering. Learned Tribunal has considered each and every aspect of the matter while passing the award. I do not find any infirmity or illegality therein. A just and reasonable compensation has been awarded by learned Tribunal to claimant. No interference is called for in the impugned award. Appeal is therefore dismissed.