Andhra Pradesh High Court Increases Accident Compensation to ₹10.06 Lakh

The Andhra Pradesh High Court raised accident compensation to ₹10.06 lakh, highlighting the importance of future earnings in fair settlements. The court rejected APSRTC's claims of contributory negligence, ensuring the victim's family received just compensation. This ruling emphasizes the need for accurate assessments of lost companionship and estate in accident cases.

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