Supreme Court of India
Alembic Chemical Works Co., Ltd. v. The Workmen
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Industrial Dispute-Award of privilege leave-Jurisdiction Industrial Disputes Act, I947 (I4 of I947), s. IO(I)(d)-Factories Act, I948 (63 of I948), SS. 79, 78, 84. It is not correct to say that s. 79 of the Factories Act, 1948, standardises the grant of annual leave with wages to employees to whom the Act applies and that neither the employer by voluntary agreement nor the Industrial Tribunal by its award can vary that standard. It is well settled that in construing the provisions of ~welfare legislation, such as the Act in ques tion which has for its object the preservation of the health,
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