Nomination for employee dues on death must favour the spouse, with unpaid amounts deposited for later disbursement. Employee nominations for payment of undisbursed dues must be made in Form-VII before the amount becomes payable or before payment is made. Where the employee has a family, the nomination must favour the spouse, and a nomination in favour of a non-family member is invalid. A nomination may include a minor nominee with a guardian, and multiple nominees must each be allotted a specified share covering the whole amount. If payment cannot be made to the nominee within three months after the amount becomes payable, the employer must deposit it with the jurisdictional authority for disbursement after identity verification.
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Nomination for employee dues on death must favour the spouse, with unpaid amounts deposited for later disbursement.
Employee nominations for payment of undisbursed dues must be made in Form-VII before the amount becomes payable or before payment is made. Where the employee has a family, the nomination must favour the spouse, and a nomination in favour of a non-family member is invalid. A nomination may include a minor nominee with a guardian, and multiple nominees must each be allotted a specified share covering the whole amount. If payment cannot be made to the nominee within three months after the amount becomes payable, the employer must deposit it with the jurisdictional authority for disbursement after identity verification.
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