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We hold that the 518 appellant having been declared himself as one of the person Incharge of and responsible for conduct of the business of the establishment or the factory, the complaint and non- compliance thereof having been enumerated in subsequent paras of the complaint, it was validly made against the appellant along with other accused for the alleged contravention.
Judgment, page 8
From the headnote
The appellant was one of the Directors of a Company registered under the Companies Act This company was also registered under the Factories Act and its object was to manufacture Motorcycles and its accessories. It had a Managing Director, Joint Managing Director and Directors including the appellant for managing the establishment. The respondent- an Enforcement Officer, Regional Provident Fund Commissioner’s Office laid 18 complaints against six accused including the appellant ( -6) and the Company- employer, for the failure to deposit the contribution for the period October to December 1990…
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