Supreme Court of India
Kalidas Dhanjibhai v. The State of Bombay.
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Bombay Shops and Establishments Act, 1948 (Bombay Act LXXIX of 1948), s. 2(27)-Premius (situated in Ahmedabad) where no buying or selling is done-Owner employing three workers-Doing business in a very small way-By going to certain local mills Collecting orders for spare parts-Manufacturing the parts in hi; workshop-Concern of this nature-Whether a shop within the meaning of s. 2(27). The appellant, the owner of a small establishment in Ahmedabad, employs three workers, does business in a very small way by going to certain local mills, collecting orders from them for spare parts,
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