Supreme Court of India
Lipton India Ltd. Etc v. State of Mararashtra & Anr
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JUDGMENT: O R R The two appellants before us in these respective appeals are Lipton India Ltd. and Brook Bond India Ltd., two well-known companies dealing in tea. Somewhere in the year 1968, these companies were in doubt as to whether their upkeep of godowns would bring them within the ambit of the Bombay Shops and Establishments Act, 1948, in the presence of only one salesman opening and closing the Godown for taking out and putting in tea packets.
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