Supreme Court of India
Mohan Lal Goenka and Another v. The State of West Bengal
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Mining-Regulations providing Crechcs for women employees in mines-Breach of-Liability of owner, agent and manager I ndian Mines Act, x923 (4 of x923), cl. (bb) s. 30--Jndion Mines Act, r952, (35 of r952), els. (r)(z) s. r8, cl. (d) s. 58--Mincs Creche Rules, r946, sub-r. (I), r. 7-Gcneral Clauses Act, r897 (Act X of r897), s, 24. The appellants one of whom was the owner and the other the manager of a colliery were convicted for contravening tbe provisions of the l\lines Creche Rules, 1946, under which the onwer of every mine employing women was required to const1 uct creches for the use of
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