Updated: Tuesday May 27, 2014/AthThulatha
Rajab 28, 1435/Mangalavara
Jyaistha 06, 1936, at 07:37:05 PM
The Workmen’s Compensation (Transfer of Money) Rules,
1935
[Published in the Gazette of India under Notification
No L-3033, dated 13th March 1935, as subsequently amended from time to time]
[Rules framed by Central Government in exercise of the
powers conferred by section 35 of the Workmen’s Compensation Act, 1923 (VIII of
1923)]
PART I
General
1. These rules may be called the
Workmen’s Compensation (Transfer of Money) Rules, 1935.
2. In these rules, unless there is anything repugnant in the subject or
context,---
(a)
“the Act” means the Workmen’s Compensation Act, 1923.
(b)
authorised officer” means any officer, whom the Provincial Government may
designate either generally or in respect of any area or class of cases, for the
purpose of performing the functions assigned by these rules to be the
authorised officer.
(c) “transferring authority” means any
authority in any part of His Majesty’s Dominions or in any other country who
transfer or causes to be transferred any lump sum awarded under the law
relating to workmen’s compensation in such part or country and applicable for
the benefit of any person residing or about to reside in the Provinces and the
Capital of the Federation.
3. When any sum is transmitted by any authority in the Provinces and the
Capital of the Federation to any other authority in accordance with these
rules, the costs of such transmission may be deducted- from the sum so
transmitted.
4. Money transmitted by any authority in the Provinces and the Capital of
the Federation to any other authority in the Provinces and the Capital of the
Federation in accordance with these rules, shall be transmitted by remittance
transfer receipt or by money order.
Part II
Transfer
of money paid to a Commissioner for the benefit of any person residing or about
to reside in another country.
5. When the whole or any part of lump sum deposited with
a Commissioner for payment as compensation under the Act is payable to any
person or persons residing or about to reside in any other country, the
Commissioner may order the transfer to that country of the sum so payable.
6. When the Commissioner has ordered the transfer of any sum under rule
5, he shall cause to be prepared and shall certify under his band a memorandum
containing a brief statement of the facts of the case, of the orders passed
upon it, and of the name and address of each person to whom payment is to be
made.
7. If the Commissioner is not himself the authorised officer be shall
forward the memorandum in duplicate to the authorised officer and may either
remit the sum to be transferred to the authorised officer or retain it and
dispose of it in accordance with the directions of the authorised officer. If
the Commissioner is himself the authorised officer, he shall proceed as
provided in rule 8.
8. The authorised officer, after satisfying himself that the memorandum
is complete, shall forward it, and remit or cause to be remitted the sum to
which it relates by such means of safe transmission as he may consider convenient
to authority appointed in this behalf- for the country to which the sum is to
be transferred, or if no such authority has been appointed, to such authority
as the Provincial Government may by general or special order direct, and that
shall at the same time request the authority addressed,---
(a) to arrange for payment to be made in
accordance with the directions contained in the memorandum; and
(b) to furnish him with a report of the
action taken upon the memorandum and return any sum the payment of which is for
any reason impossible.
9. (1) The authorised officer shall. if tie is not the Commissioner with
whom the matter originated, forward to such Commissioner a copy of any report
received in response to a request made under rule 8.
(2) Any sum returned in accordance with
rule 8 shall be disposed of in accordance with the Act.
PART III
Receipt
and administration in the Provinces and tire Capital of the Federation of any
money awarded under the lain relating to workmen’s compensation in another country.
10. (1) The authorised officer shall be the proper
authority to receive moneys from transferring authorities.
(2) If any Commissioner or other
Government servant, not being the authorised officer, receives any sum from a
transferring authority he shall either forward such sum, together with any
papers relating thereto, to the authorised officer for disposal or obtain the
instructions of the authorised officer as to the disposal of the sum and papers
and acting accordance with his instructions.
11. The authorised officer may himself dispose of any sum or part of any
sum which he receives or of which he assumes control under rule 10 or may send
it or any part of it for disposal to such Commissioner or Commissioners as he
considers proper.
12. All sums received from a transferring authority shall be disposed of
as far as possible in accordance with the provisions of the Act and the Workmen’s
Compensation Rules, 1924,---
Provided that the directions, if any,
received from the transferring authority as to the manner in which the sum
should be administered shall be complied with.
13. (1) The authorised officer shall forward to the transferring authority
a report showing how the sum received from him has been disposed of.
(2) Any Commissioner, not being the
authorised officer, who has disposed of any part off the sum, shall make a
report in duplicate as to the disposal of that part to the authorised officer,
and, if the sum was received by him from another such Commissioner acting in
accordance with section 21 of the Act, shall forward his report through that
Commissioner.
14. Any part of the sum received from the transferring authority which
shall have remained undisburded after the completion of the proceedings shall
be returned to the transferring authority by, or under the direction of, the
authorised officer.
West Pakistan Workmen’s
Compensation Act, 1923
West Pakistan Workmen’s
Compensation Rules, 1961
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