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 II. Bhola, a construction worker fell down from a ladd
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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 II. Bhola, a construction worker fell down from a ladder while working on a building site.
Answer & Explanation:
Case II: Arising out of employment Reason: There is connection between the employment and the accidental injury. Bhola was working at the construction site and he has to go through the ladder up and down thus the injury occurred in connection with his employment, hence it shall be treated as arising out of employment.
Topics: Workmen's Compensation Act (implied)
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