Supreme Court of India
Alok Kumar Ghosh v. The New India Assurance Company Ltd
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We hold that the insurer would be liable only to reimburse the employer, in the event employer fails to make payment for any reason whatsoever, including financial incapacity, question of reimbursement would not arise and the workman /employee, for whose benefit legislation has been made, would be left high and dry.
Judgment, page 9
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