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LODIGIANI S.PA. versus ABDUI GHANI

Workmen's Compensation Act 1923 Sections 3, 4 and 19 Compensation for permanent disqualification of an employee who fell from a height of about 25 feet on his feet during his duties, remained untreated for about 18 days, the first allowed light Resume duty, but was later found fit to resume his usual duty, but the next day his services were terminated on the basis that his services were no longer needed. Before the job was terminated, the employee was inspected by an authorized doctor. After being self-examined by an authorized doctor, the employee has diagnosed 25% of the permanent disqualification as a result of the employee's injuries, has sent a notice to the employees to offer themselves a check of the doctor's employer's choice. Checked and did not receive any response. Upon receipt within the stipulated time, he will forward the matter to the Commissioner; no response has been received by the employees during the specified period by the employees; Based on which 25% of employees were found to be incompetent. The commissioner found that the employee's monthly wages were less than 1,500 when the employee suffered distress. Duty and its employee suffered permanent disqualification 25% were discharged by a doctor but the commissioner found no fault in reaching a conclusion, the employee's compensation was rightly determined. us immigration advocates from Astore lawyer