Section 8 of ECA : Section 8: Distribution Of Compensation

ECA

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a worker named Raj who was employed at a construction site. Unfortunately, Raj suffered a fatal accident on the job. According to Section 8 of The Employees Compensation Act, 1923, Raj's employer cannot directly pay compensation to Raj's dependants. Instead, the employer must deposit the compensation with the Commissioner.

Following the procedure, Raj's employer deposits the compensation and also gives an advance of three months' wages to Raj's family to help them with immediate expenses. This advance will later be deducted from the total compensation by ...

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