Motor Accident Claims Tribunal (MACT) Compensation Estimator | India | Bharat Samvidhan

Estimate accidental claim compensation payouts under the Motor Vehicles Act using Sarla Verma multiplier tables and Pranay Sethi future prospects.

MOTOR VEHICLES ACT, 1988 (SARLA VERMA FORMULA)

Accident Claim Payout Estimator

Empower your claim with landmark Supreme Court math. Calculates Loss of Dependency, multiplier index, and conventional consortium structures.

Claims Dossier Inputs

Incident Case Outcome

setClaimType(e.target.value)} >

Fatal / Death Claim

Permanent Disability Claim

Victim's Age at Incident

setVictimAge(e.target.value)} required />

Victim's Monthly Net Income (INR)

setMonthlyIncome(e.target.value)} required />

Victim's Employment Stability

setEmploymentType(e.target.value)} >

Self-Employed / Private / Temp Contractor

Government Employee / Permanent job

1 (Single Child / Parent)

2 Dependents

3 Dependents

4 Dependents

5 Dependents

6 or more Dependents

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Permanent Medical Disability Percentage (%)

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Estimate MACT Compensation

Future Prospects Addition (%):

₹

Personal Expenses Deduction (%):

-₹

Annual Family Loss Contribution:

₹

Sarla Verma Multiplier Index (Age ):

Total Loss of Dependency Value:

₹

Loss of Estate standard:

₹

Statutory Funeral Expenses:

₹

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Statutory Medical Treatment Payout (Est):

₹

Pain & Suffering non-pecuniary (Est):

₹

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Estimated Compensation Court Award:

₹

This estimate is based on the mathematical principles laid down by the Supreme Court. The actual MACT tribunal awards may vary depending on medical reports, proofs of income, and contributory negligence.

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Settlement Ledger Output

Input the age, income, and dependency counts to generate a detailed loss of contribution schedule matching Supreme Court precedents.

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