Railway Liability Act Chapter IV Quiz

What is the main topic discussed in Chapter IV of the document?

Which Act governs the liability of the Railway Administration for deaths and injuries to passengers due to accidents and untoward incidents?

What are the definitions of 'accident' and 'untoward incident' found in?

Where can an application for compensation be made in case of a railway accident?

Which Act authorizes the Central Government to set rules regarding compensation for railway accidents?

Where are the rules made by the Central Government regarding compensation for railway accidents located?

What is the ex-gratia payment for the death of a passenger in a 'Train Accident' as defined in Section 124?

What is the ex-gratia payment for a passenger suffering a grievous injury in a 'Train Accident'?

In the context of the document, what does the term 'Ex-gratia' refer to?

Besides compensation for loss of goods, what other type of claims are discussed in Chapter IV?

What is the maximum amount of ex-gratia payable to a grievously injured passenger in an 'untoward Incident'?

What is the ex-gratia amount payable to the dependents of a passenger who dies in an 'untoward Incident'?

How much ex-gratia is payable to a grievously injured passenger per day after the first 10 days of hospitalization, up to 12 months?

For how long is ex-gratia payable to a grievously injured passenger in an 'untoward Incident'?

What is the ex-gratia amount paid for a simple injury in an 'untoward Incident'?

What is the ex-gratia amount payable for death due to a Railway accident at a manned level crossing?

What is the ex-gratia amount payable for grievous injuries due to a Railway accident at a manned level crossing?

What is the definition of an 'untoward Incident' in the context of this document?

What is the ex-gratia amount payable for hospitalization up to 30 days for a grievously injured passenger in an 'untoward Incident'?

What is the ex-gratia amount payable per week for indoor treatment beyond 30 days and up to 6 months for a grievously injured passenger in an 'untoward Incident'?

Who is responsible for tracking injured individuals receiving treatment outside of Railway hospitals?

What is the maximum amount of compensation a General Manager can authorize for claims settled out of court?

What is the role of the Sr. DCM/DCM in regards to injured individuals receiving treatment outside Railway hospitals?

When is legal advice required before settling a claim for compensation?

What is the purpose of the Railway Board being informed about cases involving expenditure exceeding Rs. 25,000?

What type of compensation is specifically addressed in the content?

Which department is responsible for handling claims for compensation, excluding those related to goods lost or damaged and railway accidents?

What is the primary purpose of the Railway Board Letter No. 2014/TC-III/1/2/IRCT(C)/Ch.IV dated ACS No. 22?

What is the significance of the phrase "at the doorstep of injured person" in the context of the document?

What is the purpose of the note stating that the powers under item (a) above should not be redelegated?

In what scenario is a lump sum ex-gratia payment of Rs. 5,000/- provided?

Who is NOT eligible for ex-gratia relief?

What is the maximum period covered by ex-gratia payment for hospitalization?

In the case of a road user injured at a manned level crossing, how is the ex-gratia payment treated in relation to possible compensation?

Which of the following acts defines the criteria for 'grievously injured' in relation to ex-gratia payments?

Who is responsible for sanctioning ex-gratia payments?

Which type of injuries are eligible for ex-gratia payments, regardless of the hospitalisation duration?

In which case are ex-gratia payments NOT taken into account when calculating formal compensation claims?

What is the purpose of the ex-gratia relief system?

What is the main difference between ex-gratia payment and formal compensation?

A passenger is grievously injured in an 'untoward Incident' and hospitalized for 30 days, receiving Rs 5,000/- as a lump sum for initial expenses. How long will they be eligible for a further weekly ex-gratia payment of Rs 1000/-?

A road user is killed in an accident at a manned level crossing due to the Railway's negligence. How much ex-gratia relief is their family entitled to receive?

If a passenger sustains a simple injury in an 'untoward Incident', what is the maximum duration for which they are eligible to receive ex-gratia payments?

A grievously injured passenger receives Rs 300/- per day after the first 10 days of hospitalization. When does this daily payment stop, assuming their hospitalization continues beyond 12 months?

A passenger is hospitalized for 7 months after a grievous injury sustained in an 'untoward Incident'. How much ex-gratia will they receive for the period between 30 days and 6 months of hospitalization?

A passenger is hospitalized for 5 months following a grievous injury in an 'untoward Incident'. If they receive Rs 1000/- per week for the first 6 months, what is the total ex-gratia they will receive for the entire hospitalization period?

Imagine a grievous injury in an 'untoward Incident' requiring hospitalization for 26 weeks. What is the total ex-gratia amount the injured passenger will receive?

If a passenger dies in an 'untoward Incident', their family receives Rs. 15,000/-. A road user is killed in a Railway accident due to negligence at a manned level crossing. What is the difference in the ex-gratia they receive?

In the context of the provided content, what is the MAXIMUM amount of ex-gratia relief a passenger can receive for hospitalization after an 'untoward Incident'?

A passenger sustains a grievous injury during an 'untoward Incident', requiring 1 month of hospitalization. How much ex-gratia relief will they receive?

What is the responsibility of the Sr. Divisional Medical Officers concerning injured individuals?

What must be provided for treatment not conducted in Railway hospitals according to the guidelines?

What is the limit on claims settled out of court by General Managers?

Which scenario qualifies for an ex-gratia payment of Rs. 5,000?

Why must claims involving expenditures over Rs. 25,000 be reported to the Railway Board?

Which of the following authorities should coordinate with Sr. DMO regarding treatment and payment arrangements for injured persons?

Who is responsible for arranging ex-gratia payments on-site after an accident?

Which of the following individuals is eligible for ex-gratia payments?

What is required before deciding to contest a suit in a court of law for compensation claims?

What does the note regarding the redelegation of powers under claims settled out of court imply?

What is the maximum treatment period required for certification by a Railway Doctor to qualify for further ex-gratia payment?

In the case of road users at manned level crossings, how is ex-gratia relief treated?

Which of the following is a condition for General Managers' compensation claims payment powers?

What is a primary concern for the Sr. DCM/DCM in regards to injured persons?

Under which circumstance can ex-gratia payments be excluded from formal compensation claims?

What is the effect of the ex-gratia relief for passengers grievously injured in train accidents?

Which authority regulates the maximum payment limits for claims arising from railway related incidents?

Which condition does NOT qualify for ex-gratia payment?

What type of injuries does the ex-gratia payment cover regardless of hospitalization duration?

What condition is specified for ex-gratia payments to be valid for road users at manned level crossings?

What is the ex-gratia amount payable to the dependents of a passenger who dies in a 'Train Accident' as defined in Section 124, in the context of this document?

Which act defines the criteria for 'grievously injured' in relation to ex-gratia payments?

In the context of the document, what is the primary purpose of the Railway Board Letter No. 2014/TC-III/1/2/IRCT(C)/Ch.IV dated ACS No. 22?

Based on the document, what is the primary purpose of the 'at the doorstep of injured person' note?

Which of the following statements accurately reflects the document's stance on ex-gratia payments in relation to formal compensation claims?

Which of the following options is NOT eligible for ex-gratia relief, according to the document?

Based on the content, what is the main purpose of the ex-gratia relief system?

In the context of the document, what is the main difference between ex-gratia payment and formal compensation?

Who is NOT eligible to receive ex-gratia relief?

What is the ex-gratia payment for simple injuries, regardless of the hospitalization period?

What is the maximum duration for which ex-gratia payments are made for hospitalization?

Which of the following is NOT considered when calculating formal compensation claims?

In which scenario is ex-gratia payment not taken into account when calculating formal compensation claims?

Which Act defines the criteria for determining 'grievously injured' for the purposes of ex-gratia payments?

What is the period for which a grievously injured passenger is eligible to receive a weekly ex-gratia payment of Rs. 1000/- after receiving the initial lump sum payment of Rs. 5,000/-?

What is the ex-gratia payment for the death of a passenger in an "untoward incident"?

How much ex-gratia is paid for a simple injury in an "untoward incident"?

What is the ex-gratia payment for a road user who dies due to a Railway accident at a manned level crossing?

If a passenger is grievously injured in an "untoward incident", how much ex-gratia will they receive for the first 30 days of hospitalization?

What is the ex-gratia payment for a grievously injured passenger hospitalized for 70 days?

If a passenger is hospitalized for 180 days following a grievous injury in an "untoward incident", what is the total ex-gratia they will receive?

A passenger is injured in an "untoward incident" and hospitalized for 10 days. How much ex-gratia will they receive for these 10 days?

A passenger is grievously injured in an "untoward incident" and hospitalized for 6 months. What is the total ex-gratia they will receive for the period between 30 days and 6 months of hospitalization?

A passenger is hospitalized for 3 months following a grievous injury in an "untoward incident". How much ex-gratia will they receive for the 3-month period?

According to the document, which of the following is NOT a valid reason for a railway accident?

What is the ex-gratia payment for a passenger who dies in a 'Train Accident', as defined in the document?

Under which act are the rules by the Central Government regarding compensation for railway accidents placed?

What is the amount of ex-gratia payable to the dependents of a passenger with a grievous injury who is hospitalized for 30 days due to a 'Train Accident'?

Which of the following is NOT a source for applying for compensation according to the document?

What is the name of the appendix where the rules by the Central Government regarding compensation for railway accidents are found?

What is the maximum amount of ex-gratia relief that can be paid to a passenger who is hospitalized for 6 months after a 'Train Accident'?

What is the primary source of authority for the information presented in Chapter IV?

Ex-gratia payment, as described in the document, can be seen as:

What is the significance of Section 124 of the Railways Act, 1989, as mentioned in Chapter IV?