policy condition may be relevant in so far as the voluntary coverage of insurance over and above this statutory requirement which shall include own damages
baseless, for the
reason that the coverage of the petitioner, was voluntary coverage, in the year
1997, it was further held that ... 10th March
1999. It was also to be considered whether the voluntary coverage could attract
the damages, in absence of any positive evidence showing
further clarified that the above provision would mean the
voluntary coverage of the institution under the Act. Having said that in
the Writ Petition ... service regulations of the
petitioner Bank itself states about the voluntary coverage. Hence, both
by virtue of Government notification and the petitioner
further clarified that the above provision would mean the
voluntary coverage of the institution under the Act. Having said that in
the Writ Petition ... service regulations of the
petitioner Bank itself states about the voluntary coverage. Hence, both
by virtue of Government notification and the petitioner
organisation. Most of its employees were doing voluntary work on contract basis. They themselves had discontinued the coverage under the PF Act and that ... Tribunal was right in stating that if there is a voluntary coverage and there is no dispute about such coverage, the said question cannot
assigned with PF Code
No.TN/MDU/29065. Though it is a voluntary one, now, the petitioner Co-
operative Bank is raising a legal issue ... coverage of the EPF&MP Act
under Section 1(4) of the EPF&MP Act. This coverage is considered as a
voluntary coverage
contribution of the employees with the
respondent. It is a voluntary coverage made by
the petitioner Society, though they are not having
required staff strength
writ petitioner/Bank had submitted voluntary coverage
under Section 1(4) of the Act, which was accepted and the coverage was
extended to the petitioner
State Insurance Court would show that the
appellant came under voluntary coverage and were paying contribution in
respect of its employees to the Corporation ... appellant would submit that,
even though, the establishment, originally came under voluntary coverage, the
question of paying contribution would arise only if the number
petitioner is a religious institution. They opted to
come under voluntary coverage by giving consent letter dated
11.05.2009. The petitioner's request was accepted