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(2) They shallcomeinto [Dracon the date of commencement of the Act.
2. Definitions : In these rules, unless the context otherwise requircst~ ('3 ‘accident" means on accident 0. the nature described in suction l 24 ofthc Act"
(b) ‘Aut‘ nICfllls the Railways Act,19£9 (24 of 1989)‘ (3:) “Claims Tribunal” means the Railway Claims Tribunal established under section 3 ofth; Railway Claim; Tribunal Act. 1987 (54 or ]9l<7)'
(d) “Schedule" means the sehedulc to these rules; and
(u) Words and expressions used herein and not defined in the Act shall have the meanings respectively assipmd to them in the Act- CLAIM FOR COM PENSATION 3‘ Arnaunl of Cnnpmsalion :—(I) The amount of com~ pensaiion payable in respect of death 0r injuries. shall be as specified in the Schedule. (-2) The amount of compensation payable for an injury not specified in Part Her Part III'ofthe Schedule but whieh,in the Opinion 0ftltc Claims Tribunal is such as to deprive a person of fill capacity to do any wok. shall be rupCcs two lukhs.
(3) The amount Ut‘compensation payable in respect of anyinjury (other than an injury spzcified in the, Schedule 0r rct'urrad to in Sub-z'ulc (2)rcsul!ingin pain and suflcring shall mmwswm 3 be such as the Claims Tribunal may after tzking into consi— deration medical etidrncn burnt: ofiiti Ciittmstfmt t: 01 the Cilsc,dctcl’1niflc to be reasonable-
Provided that if more than one injury is caused by the same aceidcntmompcnsationshallbe Payableinrespect ofcath such injury" '
Provided further that the total compensation in rcspcct of ‘flll such injuries shall not exceed rupees forty thousand.
(4) Where compensation has been paid for any injuiywhich. is less than the amount which would have been pgyzblc as campengrttion if the injurcd person had dlrd and tilt prison subsequently dies as a rcSult 0f the injury, a further compensa—tion cqufll to the difference between the emounl payable for death and that already paid shall become payable.
(5) Compensation for loss. destruction or deterioration ofgoods or animals shall be paid to suCh extent as the Claims Tribunal may, in all the circ umstances of the ease,deleimine to be reasonable.
4. Limit of compensation :—N0twithstanding anything contained inrule 3, the total compemation peyzble under that rule shallin no case exceed rupees two lakk in respeCt of any oneperson.
SCHEDULE (See Rule 3) COMPENSATION PAYABLE FOR DEATH AND INJURIES Amount of compensation (in Rs.)
PART I For death 2,00,000‘
PART H l (I) For loss of both hands or amputation 2.00.000 at higher sites
(2) For 1083 of hand and a foot 2,00,000
(3) For double amputation through leg or 2,00,000 thigh Or amputationthroughleg orthigh nnonc side and loss of Other foot.
(4) For loss Dfsight to such an extent I15 3,00,000 to rendcrlthlalmHnl unable to perl‘orin any work for which eye sight is essential (S) FOr very Set/arc facial disfigurement 2,00,000
(6) FOr absolute deafness 2,00,000
PART III ’
(1) For amputatiunthiough shoulder joint 1,80,000
(2) For amputation below shoulder with- 1,60,000 stump less than 8‘"from tip or acmmion
(3) For amputation from 8” from tip of 1.40.000 aCrOmiOntolcss than 4l/2”belowtip ofolccranon
(4) For loss or a hand Or the thumb and 1,20,000 {our fingers of one hand Or amputation from 41/2" below space tip of oiecranon
(5) For loss ofthumh 60,000
(6) For loss of thumb and its metacarpal 80,000 boner ;‘ THE 1' GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART H~SEC :3(i)] ffOurl‘fignei's ofone hand ' e» .1; I ufthrec fingers of one hand
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(13) Forloss'ofalltbes of b)th feet through the m2tatarsu-phala ngeal mm
(14) For loss of all toes of both feet proxi— y'u'ulto the proximalinterphalangeal joint.
(15) For loss oiall toes of bath feet distal to 1 the proximalinter-Phelengealjoint.
(16) For amnutation at hip
(17) For amPutation below hip with stUmp not exceeding 5” in length measured ' from hip of greattrench-anter.
(18) For amputation bélow hip with stump exceeding 5" inlength measured from tip ot‘greattrenchanter but not beyond middle thigh.
(19) For 1m31"'i‘i0:1 balow middle thigh to 31/2' ’ below knee
(20) Farampltatian bilow knife witk stump exceeding 3 1/2" but not exceeding 5”
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