Supreme Court of India
State of Kerala & Anr. v. R. E. Dsouzha
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We are of the opinion that the case has been rightly decided.
Judgment, page 4
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February 12, 1971 Factories Act, 1948, s. 2(1)-"Worker"-Who is-Constitution of India Article 134(1) (c)-Principles already settled by Supreme Court Questions concerning application thereof-Whether raise issues fit for app'"/ to Supreme Court. After catches of prawns made from time to time were brought to the respondent's premises, a casual and irregular group of women and· girls of the locality came at their convenience to do the peeling, washing, etc. at piece-rates. There were no specified hours of work and after finish ing their work, the workers would go on to do similar work at other
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