Supreme Court of India
Distt. Manager, Apsrtc, Vijayawada v. K. Sivaji and Ors.
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Andhra Pradesh Factories and Establishment (National Festival and other Holidays) Act, 1974: Section I J(J)(c)-Applicabi/ity of-To Road Transport Corporation-- Held: The Corporation is under the control of the State Government-Hence, S. I I (J)(c) not applicable to such Corporation-Road Transport Corporation Act, 1950, S.3-Payment of Wages Act. Estab/ishment-"Under the control of the State Government"- S.JJ(J)(c)-Applicability of-Held: Once an establishment is deemed to be a State under Art. I 2 it is under the control of the Government-Hence, Provisions of Andhra Pradesh Act is not…
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