Supreme Court of India
M/s Mathosri Manikbai Kothari College of Visual Arts v. The Assistant Provident Fund Commissioner
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Issue for consideration: Clubbing of two Institutions run by the same Society for the purpose of coverage under the EPF Act. The Employees’ Provident Funds and Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952 – Coverage under the EPF Act by clubbing of two Institutes run by the same Society – Society ran two institutions includin g the appellant, in the same campus – One had 8 employees and the other had 18 – Report of the Enforcement Offi cer that there being total 26 employees working in both the Institutes, managed by the same Society and within the same premises, the establishment would be covered under
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