Supreme Court of India
Secretary, Padippu K.S. Sangam Lrd. v. C. Varghese
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Labour Law: Minimum Wages Act, 1939: 'Dail)' Farming'-Co-operative Society engaged in purchasing milk from its members and distribution thereof-Employed milk tester for two hours daily on a fixed monthly payment-Employee claiming minimum wages under the Act-Held, activities of Society do not constitute 'dairy farming' Employment in question does not attract provisions of the Act. Appellant-Co-operative Society was engaged in purchasing milk from its members and its distribution.
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