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FOUJI FERTILIZERS COMPANY LIMITED versus COMMISSIONER WORKMEN\'S COMPENSATION

Sections 20, 22, 23 and 30 of the Payment Act (IV of 1936), Section 15 Industrial and Commercial Employment (Standing Orders) Ordinance (VII 1968), Section 10B Claim, Group Insurance Money Appeal Employer, Worked for more than a decade after the death of the appellant company during the employment, his legal heirs filed for group insurance money under the Commissioner's Workers' Compensation and Payment Wages Act, 1936, the appellant company. Applied to the application because the contractor was late. The employee of the company, who contracted with the appellant company in a labor supply agreement, said that the company would pay group insurance money to the deceased employee's legal heirs and the appellant was not a company. The matter did not come up and the matter was final, declaring that the deceased's legal heritage was entitled to compensation. The main beneficiary and employer of the case was the NT, but it did give some of its obligations under certain labor laws. Transferred through responsibilities The deceased employee was working for the appellant company: Labor law The responsibility with respect to N was to be fulfilled by either the appellant or the contracting company with which the appellant had contracted, but no one came forward on behalf of the company, the group's money to the legal heirs of the appellant company. Was responsible for the payment of the contract, the responsibility of which cannot be transferred during the transfer and stated that another company could be settled without adding employees to the compensation. The court settled the matter in an order to speak, for that inheritance advocates near Mehar lawyer