Supreme Court of India
The Prakash Cotton Mills (private) Ltd. and Others v. The State of Bombay (now Maharashtra)
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Bonus-Textile Mills in local area-Agreement for bonus with specified mills-Award thereon-Extension of award to other mills in the area-Notification by Government-Validity-Constitu.tional validity of mactment - Bombay Industrial Relations Act, r946 (Rom. II of r947), ss. 95A, n4(2). The disputes regarding bonus to be paid to the workmen of the appellant mill and other cotton textile mills in Greater Bom bay for the year 1952 and 1953 were referred to the Industrial Court under the provisions of the Bombay Industrial Relations Act, 1946, and while the references were pending, an agreement was
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