Supreme Court of India
Chandra Bhavan Boarding and Lodging, Bangalore v. The State of Mysore and Anr.
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Miniumum Wages Act, 1948 ss. 5(1)-Va/idity of-Power of Govern· ment to fix minimum wages either by method ins. 5(l)(a) nr s. 5(1) (b) whether unguided-Power of Government to fix minimum wages whether resttrictive of trade and business-Whether a quasi-iudicial power requiring compliance with rules of natural !~lice-Fixing different rates of wages for different industries and zones whether valid-Valuntion of food supplied to workmen.…
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