⚖️ The Great Legal Revolution Nobody Talks About

🌟 Imagine working in a dangerous factory and getting injured - then being told it's entirely your fault and you deserve nothing. This was reality until a revolutionary change in thinking transformed workers' rights forever!

💡 What You'll Discover:

• 🔍 How the cruel "assumption of risk" principle left workers helpless for decades
• ⚖️ The brilliant shift from "proving fault" to "human wear and tear" as business cost
• 🎯 Why compensation became a legal right, not charity - and how it works today

🚀 Historic Legal Milestones:

• 💎 Priestley vs. Fowler (1837) - The harsh case that denied workers any protection
• ⭐ Workmen's Compensation Act 1923 (India) - The groundbreaking law that changed everything
• 🏛️ ILO Principles - International standards that shaped social justice

🚀 Revolutionary Legal Concepts:

• 💡 "Voluntary Non-Fit Injuria" - The old harsh rule that blamed workers
• ⚡ "Common Employment" Doctrine - Why co-worker accidents meant no compensation
• 🎯 "No-Fault" System - The modern approach focusing on relief, not blame

🎙️ This episode reveals how society's thinking evolved from "tough luck" to "human dignity" - and why this legal revolution affects every working person today, including the challenges of gig economy and remote work!