Employees Compensation Act, 1923 (8 of 1923) Section 2(d)(iii) – Clause b of Sub-Section (iii) to Section 2(d) of the 1923 Act, the term “widowed mother” has been excluded, because she has been included in Section 2(d)(i) of the 1923 Act – Application by deceased’s father for amendment of the order on the ground that he is also one of the dependents – The deceased’s father was party to the proceedings, may be proforma – If the Act itself recognizes the right of any of the parents, the Court has not committed any grave error in rectifying the aforesaid mistake
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Service matter - Wilful misconduct and negligence simplicitor are not inter changeable terms and have different connotations in law - - Punishment - Doctrine of proportionality - It would be extremely harsh and would rather cause injustice to the petitioner in wiping out his entire retiral benefits, which have accrued to him over a span of 3 decades
Dying declarations - Multiple dying declarations - Each one of them must be examined with care and caution and only after satisfying itself as to which of the dying declarations appears to be free from suspicious circumstances and has been made voluntarily, should it be accepted
Employees Compensation Act S. 2(d)(iii) – “widowed mother”
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