Employees' Insurance Court proceedings: local institution, transfer between courts, and continuation from the transfer stage. Proceedings before an Employees' Insurance Court are commenced by application of the Corporation, the aggrieved person, or the employer, and are ordinarily instituted before the Court for the local area where the insured person was working when the dispute arose. The Court may transfer a pending matter to another Employees' Insurance Court in the same State for convenience, and the State Government may transfer a pending matter to a Court in another State with that State's consent. The transferee Court continues the proceedings from the stage of transfer as if originally instituted there.
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Employees' Insurance Court proceedings: local institution, transfer between courts, and continuation from the transfer stage.
Proceedings before an Employees' Insurance Court are commenced by application of the Corporation, the aggrieved person, or the employer, and are ordinarily instituted before the Court for the local area where the insured person was working when the dispute arose. The Court may transfer a pending matter to another Employees' Insurance Court in the same State for convenience, and the State Government may transfer a pending matter to a Court in another State with that State's consent. The transferee Court continues the proceedings from the stage of transfer as if originally instituted there.
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