Put the following scenarios, in the category of : (i) 'Arising out of employment' and (ii) 'Arising in the course of employment', along with its justification : Case I: Someone placed a bomb in a workplace, which caused
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Put the following scenarios, in the category of : (i) 'Arising out of employment' and (ii) 'Arising in the course of employment', along with its justification : Case I: Someone placed a bomb in a workplace, which caused injury to Shalini, a worker.
Answer & Explanation:
Answer 5(a) Case I: Arising in the course of employment Reason: There is no casual connection between the employment and the accidental injury. But Shalini was present at the workplace at the time of incident, therefore comes in the category of 'arising in the course of employment'.
Topics: Workmen's Compensation Act (implied)
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