The arsh may be made payable in a lump sum or in instalments spread over a period of _____________ from the date of final judgment?
Correct answer: B. Five years
- A. Three years
- B. Five years
- C. Seven years
- D. None of these
Explanation
Arsh is payable in a lump sum or in instalments spread over five years from the date of the final judgment. The period begins with the final judgment, not with the date of injury.
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