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Section 103a – EMPLOYEES’ STATE INSURANCE (GENERAL) REGULATIONS,1950

103A. Medical benefit after contribution ceases to be payable

(1) A person on becoming an insured person for the first time shall be entitled to medical benefit for a period of 10[3months] provided that where such a person continues for 10[3 months] or more to be an employee of a factory or establishment to which the Act applies, he shall be entitled to medical benefit till the beginning of the corresponding benefit period.

3[(2) The person in respect of whom contributions have been paid in a contribution period for not less than half the number of days in the said contribution period shall be entitled to medical benefit till the end of the corresponding benefit period.]

39[(3)] An insured person, whose title to medical benefit has ceased under this regulation shall again be entitled to medical benefit from the date of his reloyment as an employee under the Act by a factory or establishment to which the Act applies, if he produces a certificate from the employer in the form which may be specified by the Director-General for the purposes, such an insured person shall, unless he is covered by sub-regulation (2), be entitled to medical benefit till the commencement of the benefit period corresponding to the contribution period in which he is reloyed.

39[(4)] An employer shall, on demand, issue the certificate referred to in 40[sub-regulation (3)] to an employee who has been employed by him after cessation of his previous k insurable employment.]

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