Section 56 of ESI Act : Section 56: Medical Benefit

ESI Act

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Explanation using Example

Imagine John, an employee at a manufacturing plant, has been contributing to the Employees State Insurance (ESI) scheme. One day, he injures his hand on the job and requires medical attention. Under Section 56 of The Employees State Insurance Act, 1948:

  • John is entitled to medical treatment for his injury as he is an insured person under the ESI Act.
  • He can receive this medical benefit as an outpatient at an ESI hospital or clinic, or if necessary, he can be admitted as an inpatient for more extensive treatment.
  • Since John has been making contributions...

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