law: Workmen's Compensation Act, 1923 
  32. Power of the State Government to make rules 
  (1) The State Government may make rules to carry out the purpose
  
  of this Act.
  (2) In particular and without prejudice to the generality of the
  
  foregoing power such rules may provide for all or any of the following matters
  
  namely :-
  (a) for prescribing the intervals at which and
  
  the conditions subject to which an application for review may be made under
  
  section 6 when not accompanied by a medical certificate;
  (b) for prescribing the intervals at which and
  
  the conditions subjects to which a workman may be required to submit himself
  
  for medical examination under sub-section (1) of section 11;
  (c) for prescribing the procedure to be
  
  followed by Commissioners in the disposal of cases under this Act and by the
  
  parties in such cases;
  (d) for regulating the transfer of matters and
  
  cases from one Commissioner to another and the transfer of money in such cases;
  (e) for prescribing the manner in which money
  
  in the hands of a Commissioner may be invested for the benefit of dependants of
  
  a deceased workman and for the transfer of money so invested from one
  
  Commissioner to another;
  (f) for the representation in proceedings
  
  before Commissioners of parties who are minors or are unable to make an
  
  appearance;
  (g) for prescribing the form and manner in
  
  which memorandum of agreements shall be presented and registered;
  (h) for the withholding by Commissioners
  
  whether in whole or in part of half-monthly payments pending decision on
  
  application for review of the same;
  (i) for regulating the scales of costs which
  
  may be allowed in proceedings under this Act;
  (j) for prescribing and determining the amount
  
  of the fees payable in respect of any proceedings before a Commissioner under
  
  this Act;
  (k) for the maintenance by Commissioners of
  
  registers and records of proceedings before them;
  (l) for prescribing the classes of employers
  
  who shall maintain notice-books under sub-section (3) of section 10 and the
  
  form of such notice-books;
  (m) for prescribing the form of statement to
  
  be submitted by employers under section 10A;
  (n) for prescribing the cases in which the
  
  report referred to in section 10B may be sent to an authority other than the
  
  Commissioner;
  (o)for prescribing abstracts of this Act and
  
  requiring the employers to display notices containing such abstracts;
  (p) for prescribing the manner in which
  
  diseases specified as occupation diseases may be diagnosed;
  (q) for prescribing the manner in which
  
  diseases may be certified for any of the purposes of this Act;
  (r) for prescribing the manner in which and the
  
  standards by which incapacity may be assessed.
  (3) Every rule made under this section shall be laid as soon as
  
  may be after it is made before the State Legislature.