Supreme Court of India
Employees’ State Insurance Corporation v. Venus Alloy Pvt. Ltd.
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Employees’ State Insurance Act, 1948 – ss.2(9), 75 and 82 – Respondent-Company, covered under the ESI Act had b een depositing the amount of contribution with reference to the wages paid to some of its employees, however, did not make the contribution in respect of the remuneration paid to the Directors – By or der dated 06.04.2005, the Deputy Director of the appellant-Corporation calle d upon the respondent to make payment of contribution in relation to the remuneration paid to the Directors – Challenged by the respondent u/s.75 – ESI Court declared the said order as void – In appeal by the
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