Supreme Court of India
Coffee Board Employees Association and Ors. v. A. C. Shiv.a Gowda and Ors.
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Coffee Act, 1942: Section 32. Coffee Board-Employees engaged for storing, curing and marketing coffee-Ex-gratia payment made to employees at the minimum rate at which bonus is payable under the Payment of Bonus Act-Payment made out of the Pool Fund constituted under the Ac I-field payment made was for the purpose mentioned in Section 32 and was the ref ore valid. The appellant-Coffee Board engaged employees for storing, curing and marketing coffee. After obtaining previous sanction of the Central Government, the Board made an ex-gratia payment to these employees equivalent to the minimum
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