How much compensation can I get for ear ripped off in Malaysia?

Under the Bar Council Malaysia Revised Compendium 2018, the typical general damages range is RM6,000 – RM18,000. The figure within this band depends on severity, complications (e.g. surgery, infection), permanent residual effects, and how much the injury impairs the claimant's occupation and lifestyle (loss of amenities). The Compendium is a non-binding judicial guideline — judges may award above or below where case law and facts justify.

What pushes ear ripped off compensation toward the top of the band?

The high end of the band is reached when the injury required surgery or has lasting complications, leaves a permanent functional impairment, and significantly affects the claimant's ability to work or carry out normal daily activities (loss of amenities). Dominant-side injuries and visually exposed scarring also push toward the high.

Is this calculator legal advice?

No. Rawyer is a non-binding estimate based on the Bar Council Malaysia 2018 Compendium of Personal Injury Awards. Quantum is fact-sensitive and overlaps between injuries are common. For a specific claim, consult a Malaysian litigation lawyer.

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Ear ripped off

Compensation range under the Bar Council Malaysia Revised Compendium 2018 (Circular 255/2018) — the operative judicial guideline for general damages in personal injury claims in Malaysia.

Typical range (general damages)

RM6,000 – RM18,000

Low: RM6,000; Relatively minor presentation, conservative treatment, no significant residual effects.
High: RM18,000; Surgery / complications and maximum loss of amenities (occupational and lifestyle impact).

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How Malaysian courts apply this range

The Low figure reflects a relatively minor presentation. The High already incorporates maximum loss of amenities — calculations should not push above the band-high.
Where the claimant has multiple injuries, courts adjust for overlap — the total is not a naive sum of each head.
Special damages (medical bills, loss of earnings, future care) are separate from the general damages range above.

See methodology for how Rawyer models severity, loss of amenities, and overlap.

How Malaysian courts apply this range

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