Bare Act

The Toddy Tappers Welfare Fund Act, 1984

General198413 sections

This law creates a financial safety net for toddy tappers working in Goa, Daman, and Diu to support them if they suffer accidents while climbing trees to collect juice. It mandates that registered tappers pay a small monthly fee per tree and requires the government to match these contributions. A dedicated board manages the fund and administers compensation rules. The Act ensures that workers receive financial aid for injuries lasting more than fourteen days, thereby protecting the livelihood and well-being of this specific group of laborers.

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