MVIUHAMMAD SERAJULHAQ SYED versus M.V. BANGLAR MAYA
Section 3 (2) (F) (N) of Pakistan Merchant Shipping Ordinance (LII of 2001), suit for recovery of section 125 wages and medical expenses Plaintiff of the Board in the Merchant Shipping Act 1923 under the Plaintiff Marine Engineer Holding Certificate. Encountered , In the capacity of Chief Officer Surgeon in Chittagong, the plaintiff's waist and neck were diagnosed with a right femur bone injury during a hatch-clearing operation and advised to rest on the bed for 6 weeks after which surgery and dynamic hip. He died of injuries to the internal fixation of the screw. The plaintiff, whose bone was broken, broken or crushed into several pieces, was discharged from Chittagong Hospital after about three months and eight days, and was brought to Karachi by plane on a wheelchair, which was injured. According to a medical certificate issued by a leading orthopedic surgeon in Karachi. Certified and countersigned by the Port Health Officer, the plaintiff was ineligible for all maritime services. The defendant did not deny the plaintiff such accident and medical certificate for the plaintiff's witness entry that his company aboard the ship. Will not accept any person with disabilities as a job, according to the contract of employment on the ship, injury due to failure to work voluntarily when a member of the crew is discharged. The full wage will be paid for 12 weeks plus the wages received onboard in the vessel during the contract plus four months. The plaintiff had lived. According to a contract of employment of more than Rs.
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