Supreme Court of India
The Esi Corporation v. M/s. Radhika Theatre
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Employees State Insurance Act, 1948 – s.1(6) (inserted w .e.f. 20.10.89) – Whether w.r.t the demand notices post 2 0.10.89, a factory or an establishment established prior to 20 .10.89 shall be governed by the ESI Act notwithstanding the number of persons employed therein – Held: Prior to insertion of sub- section (6) of s.1, only those establishments/factories engaging m ore than 20 employees were governed by the ESI Act – However, after sub-section (6) of s.1 was inserted on 20.10.89, under the amended provision a factory or establishment to which ESI Act applies would be govern ed by the
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