Supreme Court of India
Ruth Soren v. Managing Committee, East I.S.S.D.A. and Ors.
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Labour laws: Bihar Shops and Establishments Act, 1953: Section 26(2)- "Establishment"-Educational institution Applicability of-Held; The word "Establishment is not as wide as "industry" defined under Industrial Disputes Act-Hence, educational institution does not fall with in the scope of "establishment"-lndustria/ Disputes Act, 1947. Constitution of India, 1950: Article 19(1)(g). Education-Imparting of-Held: Though such an activity may be an industry yet it is not a profession, trade or business for the purpose of Art, 19(/)(g). Words and Phrases: "Establishment"-Meaning of-In the context
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