The case of the respondents is that the husband of the petitioner had died not while on duty or on account of disability occurred while on duty nor in a mine accident, but wholly outside the scope of employment and therefore the settlement is inapplicable to the case of the deceased employee. It is also stated that the family dependents are not entitled to be provided employment except in the case of mine accident and the petitioner’s husband had died wholly outside the course of employment. The petitioner’s son was hardly 11 or 12 years of age and therefore providing employment even to the dependent would not arise. Regarding the allegation of the petitioner that the terminal benefits have not been released, the respondent denies this allegation. According to the respondent, under the Coal Mines Provident Fund, Rs.1,36,876-00 was paid by way of cheque; Family Pension Scheme was processed on 14-07-1997; Gratuity of Rs.49,800-00 was paid; Rs.3,653-00 towards Family Benefit Insurance Scheme (Accumulations) was paid by way of cheque dated 17-07-1997; Family Benefit Insurance Scheme (Insurance) of Rs.10,000-00 was paid through cheque on 24-07-1997; Group Insurance Scheme was processed on 14-02-1997; Janata Personal Accident Insurance Scheme was processed on 15-02-1997; Workers’ Contribution was
