Supreme Court of India
The Mysore Paper Mills Ltd. v. The Mysore Paper Mills Officers Association and Anr.
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Constitution of India Article 12-State/Other authority-Meaning of-An Organisation may be identified as an agent or instrumentality of the State/Other authority depending upon combination of one or more of relevant factors as to the essentiality and overwhelming nature of such factors in identifoing the real source of governing power-The State/Other authority, so defined, has a specific purpose and that is under Part III of the Constitution and not for making it a Government or Department of the Government itself. Respondent, an employee of the appellant-company, has challenged his transfer as
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