Common use of Scale of Compensation Clause in Contracts

Scale of Compensation. (i) Death, total and irrecoverable loss of all sight in one or both eyes, total loss by physical severance or complete loss of use of one or both hands or feet at or above wrist or ankle, occurring within twelve months from the date of the assault: 100% (ii) Permanent total and absolute disablement (other than as stated at Item 1) from engaging in or giving attention to any profession or occupation of any kind: 100% (iii) Permanent partial disablement (not otherwise provided for above) the percentage of the capital sum set against the degree of disablement in the following table: (a) Total loss of hearing in both ears 40% (b) Total loss of hearing in one ear 10% (c) Complete loss of use of hip or knee or ankle 20% (d) Removal of the lower jaw by surgical operation 30%

Scale of Compensation. (i) Death, total and irrecoverable loss of all sight in one or both eyes, total loss by physical severance or complete loss of use of one or both hands or feet at or above wrist or ankle, occurring within twelve months from the date of the assault: 100% (ii) Permanent total and absolute disablement (other than as stated at Item Item 1) from engaging in or giving attention to any profession or occupation of any kind: 100% (iii) Permanent partial disablement (not otherwise provided for above) the percentage of the capital sum set against the degree of disablement in the following table: (a) Total loss of hearing in both ears 40% (b) Total loss of hearing in one ear 10% (c) Complete loss of use of hip or knee or ankle 20% (d) Removal of the lower jaw by surgical operation 30%

Scale of Compensation. (i) Death, Death total and irrecoverable loss of all sight in one or both eyes, total loss by physical severance or complete loss of use of one or both hands or feet at or above wrist or ankle, occurring within twelve months from the date of the assault: 100% (ii) Permanent total and absolute disablement (other than as stated at Item 1(i) above) from engaging in or giving attention to any profession or occupation of any kind: 100% (iii) Permanent partial disablement (not otherwise provided for above) the percentage of the capital sum set against the degree of disablement in the following table:. (a) Total loss of hearing in both ears 40% (b) Total loss of hearing in one ear 10% % (c) Complete loss of use of hip or knee or ankle 20% (d) Removal of the lower jaw by surgical operation 30%