Supreme Court of India
Sunny Kruiakore and Ors. v. State of Kerala and Ors.
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Labour law: Plantations Labour Act, 1960: Section 1(5) proviso. Fragmentation of big estates-Prevention of-Prior to amendment of principal Act such big estates sold to different purchasers in smaller units-State Govemment applied provisions of principal Act to such new units-Writ petition filed by purchasers dismissed by High Cowt-Held : c Words "this Act" in proviso to S. 1(5) meant pri11cipal Act of 1951 a11d 11ot A111e11dme11t Act of 1960-High Court rightly refused relief to pur- chasers-f'la11tations Labour (Amendment) Act, 1960, S. 2.
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