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For personal injury claims, civil courts usually offer handsome amount of compensations but when death occurs, the dependants of the deceased get a nominal amount or even sometimes they get nothing. This situation of deprivation is common more or less in different countries of the world. This article indicates a comparative study among three countries and suggests some constructive and positive changes for Bangladesh in case of accidental death claims. British Common Law has gone through several transforms in this arena of tort law and still it requires more modifications. Whereas, in India, this field is becoming popular as the courts are addressing these claims with remarkable judgments. However, the legal position of Bangladesh is disappointing. The attitude of courts regarding several recent incidents of death has raised frustration. The objective of this study is to identify and analyze the legal problems and solutions faced by the other countries and presenting a clear path for Bangladesh civil courts to provide better tortious protections towards the dependants of the person died in accidents. KeywordsTortious claims, Common Law, unliquidated damages, solatium, fatal accidents

Compensations For Death – Change In Approach Is Needed In Bangladesh