Supreme Court of India
Mishra and Navin Sinha, Jj.] v. Vivekananda Vidyamandir and Others
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Employees’ Provident Fund and Miscellaneous Provisi ons Act, 1952: s. 2(b)(ii) r/w s. 6 – Deduction towards Provident Fund – Computation of – Special allowances paid by an establishment to its employees, if to be included within the expression basic wages u/ s. 2 (b)(iii) rw s. 6 for the purpose of computation – Held: Special allowance was to be included in basic wage for dedu ction of provident fund contribution – Test adopted to deter mine if any payment was to be excluded from basic wage is that th e payment under the scheme must have a direct access and link age to the payment of such
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