Supreme Court of India
Ram Kumar Misra v. State of Bihar and Others
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Minimum Wages Act, 1948-Schedule-Entry 27-Scope of-Applicable to employment in ferries plying across Ganges in Bihar. Bihar Shops & Establishments Act, .1953-Sec. 2(6)-Definition' of 'Establishment'.-Scopeof-Business of trade of plying ferries across Ganges .An establishment. The petitioner complailled that the workmen employed in the two ferries, one at Bhagalpur and the other at Sultaoganj, operated by respondent No. 5 were not being Paid mipimum wages as prescribed by the relevant noti· fl.cations issued ·by the State of Bihar under the Minimum Wages Act, 1948. Respondent No. 5 contended
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