Commissioner appointment for valuing benefits under labour law allows tribunals to use qualified experts and former judicial officers. Appointment of a Commissioner is provided for the limited purpose of computing the money value of a benefit referred to in section 59(2) of the Code. The ... Summary
Commissioner appointment for valuing benefits under labour law allows tribunals to use qualified experts and former judicial officers.
Appointment of a Commissioner is provided for the limited purpose of computing the money value of a benefit referred to in section 59(2) of the Code. The Tribunal may appoint a person with experience in the relevant industry, trade, business or field, a former judge of a civil court, a stipendiary magistrate, or the Registrar or Secretary of a Tribunal constituted under a Central Act or under the Code.
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