Supreme Court of India
Monogram Mills Ltd. Etc. v. The State of Gujarat
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Bombay Industrial Relations Act (Bom. I of 1947) as amended by Gujarat Act 21 of 1972, ss. 53A and 53B and rules thereunder-Whether State Legisla ture competent to enact ss. 53A and 53B-Pith and substance-Rules-Field of ) "" operation of. ' Sections 53A and 53B of the Bombay Industrial Relations Act, 1946, were inserted in that Act by the Bombay Industrial Relations and Industrial Disputes (Gujarat Amendment) Act, 1972. They relate to the constitution of joint management councils, which include representatives of the employees also, for the purpose of forestalling and preventing industrial
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