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TypeBare Act JurisdictionCentral Government

Weekly Holidays Act, 1942

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https://sooperkanoon.com/act/51577

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About this act

Weekly Holidays Act, 1942 is Central state legislation published on SooperKanoon in full. Use this page to read the bare act and jump to judgments that cite it.

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Act Text

Preamble1 - The Weekly Holidays Act, 1942
Section1 - Short Title, Extent and Commencement
Section2 - Definitions
Section3 - Closing of Shops
Section4 - Weekly Holidays in Shops, Restaurants and Theatres
Section5 - Additional Half Day Closing or Holiday
Section6 - No Deduction or Abatement to Be Made from Wages
Section7 - Inspectors
Section8 - Powers of Inspectors
Section9 - Penalties
Section10 - Rules
Section11 - Power of Exemption and Suspension

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What is the Weekly Holidays Act, 1942?

The Weekly Holidays Act, 1942, is Central state legislation available in full text on SooperKanoon. It is commonly used for legal research alongside judgments that interpret and apply its provisions.

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