Supreme Court of India
Ragini Sinha v. State of Bihar & Ors.
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Minimum Wages Act, 1948 – Claim petitions filed by two persons (applicants) against the appellant under th e 1948 Act – Grievance of applicants was that they worked with a ppellant on her land for about 2 years but she did not pay them their legi timate wages – Competent authority allowed the claim petit ions and imposed penalty also on the appellant – Appellate authority upheld the order of competent authority – High Court dismis sed the writ petitions – On appeal, held: No case for interferenc e made out – Question as to whether the two workers ever worked with the appellant and, if so, for
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