MACT Compensation Calculator
MACT Compensation Calculator
Motor Accident Claims – Estimated Compensation Calculator
Annual Income = Monthly Income × 12
Future Prospects = Annual Income × Applicable Future Prospects %
Income after Future Prospects = Annual Income + Future Prospects
Annual Dependency = Income after Future Prospects − Personal Expense Deduction
Loss of Dependency = Annual Dependency × Applicable Multiplier
Estimated Compensation = Loss of Dependency + Medical Expenses + Other Expenses + Loss of Estate + Funeral Expenses + Consortium
Interest = Compensation × Interest Rate × Years ÷ 100
Monthly income: ₹30,000
Age: 35 years
Dependants: 3
Employment: Self-employed / Fixed Salary
Future prospects: 40%
Personal expense deduction: 1/3
Multiplier: 16
This calculator is primarily designed for death claims arising from motor vehicle accidents. It uses commonly applied principles associated with Sarla Verma and Pranay Sethi for indicative estimation.
Actual compensation may differ depending on income proof, age, number and status of dependants, employment status, future prospects, personal-expense deduction, multiplier, consortium eligibility, medical expenses, contributory negligence, disability or other facts of the case.
Injury, permanent disability, loss of earning capacity, functional disability and other non-fatal claims may require a different calculation methodology and are not fully covered by this calculator.
This MACT Compensation Calculator is provided strictly for general informational, educational and estimation purposes only. It is not intended to provide legal advice, legal opinion, professional advice, financial advice or legal representation.
The result generated by this calculator is indicative only and is not final, conclusive or legally binding. It must not be treated as a prediction, assurance or determination of the compensation that any Motor Accident Claims Tribunal (MACT), Court, insurer, authority or other institution may award, approve, settle or determine.
The calculation methodology used here is based on commonly applied principles associated with judgments including Sarla Verma v. Delhi Transport Corporation and National Insurance Co. Ltd. v. Pranay Sethi and is intended only as an estimation tool.
Actual compensation may depend on the specific facts and circumstances of the case, pleadings, evidence, income records, tax records, employment status, age, number and status of dependants, future prospects, personal-expense deduction, multiplier, consortium eligibility, medical records, treatment expenses, disability, contributory negligence, statutory provisions, judicial decisions, court/tribunal discretion and other legally relevant factors.
The conventional amounts used by this calculator may be subject to judicial interpretation, applicable updates, amendments or case-specific directions. Users should verify the applicable amounts and legal principles for the relevant date and case.
No guarantee is given that the calculator, formulas, assumptions, calculations, information or results are complete, accurate, current, error-free or suitable for any particular case.
Laws, rules, statutory provisions, notifications, judicial interpretations and applicable compensation principles may change from time to time. A later judgment, statutory amendment or case-specific order may affect the calculation.
Users should independently verify the applicable law, latest judgments, statutory provisions, amendments, conventional heads, multiplier, future-prospect rules and other relevant factors before relying on any result generated by this tool.
This calculator does not determine whether a claimant is legally entitled to compensation, whether a particular claimant qualifies as a dependant, whether consortium is legally payable, or what amount a Court or Tribunal should ultimately award.
This calculator does not create or establish any advocate-client, solicitor-client, professional, fiduciary or contractual relationship between the user and the website owner, developer, designer, administrator, publisher or operator merely by accessing or using this calculator.
To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the website owner, developer, designer, administrator, publisher and/or operator shall not be responsible or liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, special, consequential or financial loss, damage, claim, cost or expense arising out of or relating to the use of, reliance upon, inability to use, or interpretation of any information, calculation or result generated by this tool.
The user remains solely responsible for verifying all information entered into the calculator and for deciding whether and how to use the resulting calculation.
Use of this calculator does not automatically create, establish or confirm any legal right, compensation entitlement, liability, claim amount, dependency, consortium entitlement or amount payable under any law, judgment, award, settlement, insurance policy or proceeding.
For case-specific advice or before filing, settling or taking legal action, users are strongly advised to consult a qualified advocate or other appropriate legal professional and, where necessary, verify the calculation with the concerned MACT, Court, insurer or competent authority.
Sarla Verma v. Delhi Transport Corporation – principles relating to multiplier and deduction towards personal expenses in dependency compensation.
National Insurance Co. Ltd. v. Pranay Sethi – principles relating to future prospects and conventional compensation heads.
Motor accident compensation is governed by the applicable provisions of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 and relevant judicial decisions.
⚖️ India Code – Official Legislative Database📄 Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 – India Code
