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Workmen's Compensation Act

9 Supreme Court judgments cite this Act.

KRANTIKARI SURAKSHA RAKSHAK SANGHATANAversusBHARAT SANCHAR NIGAM LTD. AND ORS .

2008 INSC 96525 August 2008Dismissed

The Supreme Court examined whether a security guard allotted by the Maharashtra Private Security Guards Board to a principal employer becomes the employee of that employer, thereby stripping the Board of its power to recall, re‑allot or transfer the guard. The petitioners, trade unions, argued that the guard becomes a

RAJANNAversusUNION OF INDIA

1995 INSC 28019 April 1995Appeal(s) allowed

Rajanna, a security assistant in the Special Protection Group (SPG), suffered permanent partial disablement in a motor accident while traveling in an official SPG vehicle from staff quarters to the South Block. He claimed an ex‑gratia payment of Rs 50,000 under a 1986 Cabinet Secretariat circular that provides such pay

UNION OF INDIA & ORS.versusALL INDIA TRADE UNION CONGRESS & ORS.

2019 INSC 38115 March 2019Appeal(s) allowed

The All India Trade Union Congress and affiliated unions filed a writ petition seeking regularisation and statutory benefits for casual workers employed by the Border Roads Organisation (BRO) in Uttarakhand. The High Court initially granted the petition and, on appeal, directed the Union of India to frame a detailed sc

FIRDAUSversusORIENTAL INSURANCE CO. LTD. & ORS.

2017 INSC 61714 July 2017Appeal(s) allowed

The deceased Parvez Khan was killed in a motor accident while driving a truck that was owned by defendant No.1 (Santosh Dental Hospital) and insured by Oriental Insurance Co. Ltd. The claimant, the deceased's father, sought compensation under the Workmen's Compensation Act. The Workmen's Compensation Commissioner award

ABATI BEZBARUAHversusDIRECTOR GENERAL GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA AND ANR.

2003 INSC 9214 February 2003Case Partly allowed

The wife of the deceased, Dr. Ramani Kanta Bezbaruah, claimed compensation after her husband died in a road accident. The Motor Accident Claims Tribunal awarded Rs. 2,50,200 with 6% interest, which the Gauhati High Court enhanced in both compensation and interest (to 8%). The appellant contended that the multiplier for

FAQIR CHAND GULATIversusUPPAL AGENCIES PVT. LTD. & ANR.

2008 INSC 80310 July 2008Appeal(s) allowed

The appellant, a landowner, entered into a "collaboration agreement" with the builder to construct a residential building and share the constructed area. The builder allegedly deviated from the sanctioned plan, failed to obtain a completion certificate and C&D forms, and did not rectify defects, prompting the landowner

K. JANARDHANversusUNITED INDIA INSURANCE CO. LTD. & ANR.

2008 INSC 6249 May 2008Appeal(s) allowed

The appellant, a tanker driver, lost his right leg up to the knee in a road accident and claimed compensation under the Workmen's Compensation Act, seeking Rs.5 lakh. The Commissioner determined his monthly earnings at Rs.2,000 and held that the loss of the leg resulted in 100% loss of earning capacity as a driver, awa

MALLAMMA (DEAD) BY L.RS.versusNATIONAL INSURANCE CO. LTD. & ORS.

2014 INSC 2517 April 2014Appeal(s) allowed

The deceased driver of a tractor, employed by Jeeva Rathna Setty, died in an accident while the tractor was owned by Setty, although the original registration was in the name of Gangadhara. The claimants filed a workmen's compensation claim, and the Commissioner held that the insurance policy, though originally issued

REGIONAL DIRECTOR, E.S.I. CORPN. AND ANR.versusFRANCIS DE COSTA AND ANR.

1992 INSC 1485 May 1992Matter referred to larger bench

The employee of J&P Coats was struck by his employer's lorry while riding his bicycle on a public road 1 km from the factory, fifteen minutes before his shift began. He claimed disability benefits under the Employees' State Insurance Act, arguing that the injury occurred in the course of his employment. The corporation

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