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JUDGMENT: O R R These appeals arise from the order of the Division Bench of the Andhra Pradesh High Court dated February 7, 1985 made in .M. . Nos.868 and 297/81. The admitted facts are that the appellants had engaged hamalis for loading and unloading of the goods undertaken by them for carriage as carriers. The respondent has applied the Employees’ State Insurance Act, 1948 [Act No.34 of 1948] [for short, the ’Act’] to the appellants’ establishment and called upon them to pay their contribution for the periods mentioned in the notice served on them with interest at 7% thereon.
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