(1) The Court shall, while determining the amount to be received by the consumer for compensation pursuant to Section 51, have to determine it by taking following matters into consideration:
(a) physical or mental suffering or pain caused to the victim, and its severity,
(b) estimated expenses to be made for treatment if curable damage is caused,
(c) depreciation caused in the capacity of the victim to generate income due to the physical or mental
damage,
(d) victim’s age and his or her family responsibility, if incurable type of physical or mental damage is caused,
(e) number of victim’s family members who are dependent upon him or her and minimum expenses required for the maintenance of their livelihood if the victim has died,
(f) such other matters, out of the matters claimed by the victims, as found to be proper and appropriate,
(g) financial and business condition of the producer, importer, hoarder, seller and service provider.
(2) Other provisions relating to the determination of compensation pursuant to sub-section (1) shall be as prescribed.