72-421. REFUND OF PAYMENT TO STATE AFTER DELAYED PROOF OF CLAIM BY MINOR OR INCOMPETENT DEPENDENT. If, after an employer has paid the sum provided for in section 72-420, Idaho Code, into the state treasury a claim is made and dependency proven by a person who during the one (1) year after the death in which a claim may be made was either a minor or mentally incompetent and who during the said year had no person or representative legally qualified under the provisions of the workmen’s compensation law to make a claim in his behalf, such sum shall be repaid to the employer on the order of the industrial commission; provided, that nothing in this act shall be construed as extending or increasing the time during which a claim for compensation by a dependent may be made.
History:
[72-421, added 1982, ch. 231, sec. 3, p. 612.]
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