Supreme Court of India
Halwasia Vidya Vihar(sr. Sec. School), Haryana v. The Regional Provident Fund Commissioner
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Employees Provident Funds and Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952; Section 14( ): Educational Institution/School affiliated to Education Department of State Government-Contributory Provident Fund Accounts maintained as c per instructions of the State Government-Transferring of affiliation to Central Board ·of Secondary Education-Provident Fund Scheme under 1952 Act became applicable-Default in making payment of contributions-levy of damage-Waiver-Held: Reduction or waiver can be done in terms of Section 14- of the Act-Since there was no delay on the part of the school in question in making the…
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