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Top court fixes a notional monthly income of Rs 30,000 to be taken as a benchmark in cases where homemakers have no direct and independent monetary earnings.

The Supreme Court has ruled that loss of domestic care provided by a homemaker must be treated as a separate compensable head in motor accident claims, fixing a minimum value of Rs30,000 per month., India News, Times Now

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NEW DELHI: In a significant judgment, the Supreme Court on Thursday recognised homemakers as 'nation builders' and ruled that the loss of domestic care services provided by them should be treated as a separate head of compensation in motor accident claims.

NEW DELHI: A district consumer commission in Bengaluru has dismissed a complaint filed by a woman against Dr. Jamuna Pai's SkinLab, ruling that negligence in cosmetic treatment cannot be established without expert medical evidence.

Kalyan Banerjee claimed he had been removed as Abhishek Banerjee's counsel shortly before the hearing despite having prepared to represent the Diamond Harbour MP in court

The Delhi Police constable assaulted his former girlfriend and gave rape threats to her minor sister and mother after allegedly forcing his way into her housing society in Gurugram's Sector 56

Supreme Court recognizes loss of homemaker's care as distinct compensation, quantifying it at Rs30,000 per month in accident claims.

The court rejected the practice of equating homemakers' contributions with the wages of skilled or unskilled workers, saying it fails to capture the true value of domestic care.