Supreme Court of India

Shri Birdhichand Sharma v. First Civil Judge Nagpur and Others

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Reported as [1961] 3 S.C.R. 161
Bench P.B. Gajendragadkar J.
Decided 9 December 1960

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Industrial Dispute-Workers in bidi factory-Liberty to come and go when they liked-Payment on piece-rate-Control by rejec­ tion of work not upto the standard-If workmen-Test-Factories Act, z948 (LXIII of z948), ss. 2(l) and 79. The appellant employed workmen in his bidi factory who had to work at the factory and were not at liberty to work at their houses; their attendance were noted in the factory and they had to work within the factory hours, though they were not bound to work for the entire period and could come and go away when they liked; but if they came after midday they were not

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