Judgment 1. The appeal has been filed by the Transport Corporation challenging the quantum of compensation. 2. S.M.Karthikeyan, the claimant, aged 23 years, a service man under Mehala Machines India Limited, Tiruppur, earning a sum of Rs.3,000/- per month, met with an accident on 27.09.2005. In respect of the injuries sustained, he claimed compensation of Rs.1 lakh and the Tribunal passed an award for a sum of Rs.18,933/-. This judgment is under challenge in this appeal. 3. The following are the break-up details of the amount awarded: Heads Amount (Rs.) Pain and sufferings and mental agony 15,000/- Transport and extra nourishment 2,000/- Medical expenses 933/- Loss of income 1,000/- Total 18,933/- 4. In order to appreciate the justifiability of the award passed, it is necessary to look into the details of injury, period of treatment and the consequences of injury. 5. According to the claimant, there was fracture of bone in the nose and there had been bleeding injuries. Due to malunion of the nasal bone, there is deformity due to the change in the shape of the nose. The claimant is said to be experiencing irritating sensation over the nose and nagging headache on account of head injury. Therefore, the contention of the appellant that the amount of compensation awarded is high cannot be accepted. 5.1. Medical bills have been produced under Ex.P-9 and wound certificate has been filed under Ex.P-6. The medical expenses are allowed only as per the supporting bills produced. During the accident, there had been tyre burst, which would have caused shock and consequent psychological injury. The Tribunal has granted the award under appropriate heads and therefore, the appeal has no merits. 6.In the result, the Civil Miscellaneous Appeal is dismissed. The appellant/Transport Corporation shall deposit the award amount along with interest and cost, as ordered by the Tribunal, if not already deposited. The first respondent/claimant is at liberty to withdraw the entire award amount, less the amount already withdrawn. No costs.