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Malayalam Plantations Ltd., CochIn Vs. Inspector of Plantations Mundak ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1975Ker86; [1975(30)FLR148]

..... before us it is necessary to state at the outset the scope of the various provisions of the maternity benefit act, 1961. this act has been made applicable to establishments in plantation as defined in plantations labour act, 1951. the act is intended to regulate the employment of women in certain establishments for certain periods before and after child birth and ..... bench as it involves a nice question relating to the scope of section 5 of the maternity benefit act, 1961 (central act). that act replaced the kerala maternity benefit act, 1957 from 15-8-1970. the 1st respondent-inspector of plantations, mundakayam, inspected the appellant's estate on 6-5-1971 and on such inspection felt that 11 ..... this connection it is necessary to refer to a decision of the madras high court interpreting section 5 of the present act. a learned single judge of that court in b. shah mount stuart estate v. labour court, (1971) 40 fjr 302 (mad) construed section 5 as we have construed it. the learned judge has .....

State of Kerala and anr. Etc. Vs. K.C. Moosa Haji and ors. Etc.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1984Ker149

..... appellant was at pains to explain how fire-wood supply to the staff and labourers of the plantation industry had become a condition of their service, long before the introduction of the plantations labour act in 1951. cultivation and maintenance of the estates required a large labour force. the estates were all located in unpopulated hilly or forest areas, and ..... 210 acres on a ground already noticed was no reason to reject the claim for a bare five acres on a different ground. plantations are exempt from the ceiling provisions of the land reforms act, and in a number of cases brought up from the decisions of land boards, this court has been recognising the need for ..... supply of fire-wood to estate employees 'cannot he said to be a purpose ancillary to the cultivation of plantation crops'. that decision was rendered in a case arising from the ceiling provisions of the land reforms act, but the statutory provisions are almost identical. we can-no therefore permit ourselves to be swayed by the .....

Abraham Thomas Vs. the Presiding Officer, Labour Court and anr.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : [1996(74)FLR2670]; (1997)ILLJ335Ker

..... the kerala agri-cultural workers act.in zaverbhai amaidas v. state of bombay 1954 cri ..... , whereas the kerala agricultural workers act is an act to provide for the welfare of agricultural workers ana regulate the conditions of work.9. the plantations labour act, 1951 is an act providing welfare of labourers and to regulate the conditions of work in plantation (central act 69/51). the kerala agricultural workers act excludes plantations as defined under plantations act from agricultural land. the worker in the plantation is not an agricultural worker under .....

Kannan Devan Hills Pvt Limited Vs. Sri. Moorthy

Court : Kerala

..... contention is that though they are obliged to provide certain medical facilities to its employees under the plantations labour act, 1951 [for brevity "the act"] read with the kerala plantations labour rules, 1959 [for brevity "the rules"]; there can be no reimbursement of expenses for medical facilities availed by ..... a plantation worker in a hospital not established under the act or rules. in any event, the plantation worker, who is afflicted with such ..... no.5698, ex- worker, ottapparai division, letchmi estate, munnar psot - 685 612.2. inspector of plantations, office of the inspector of plantations, munnar - 685 612.3. chief inspector of plantations, near bharath hospital, kottayam - 686 601.4. labour commissioner, thiruvananthapuram, housing board buildings, 4th floor, santhi nagar, thiruvananthapuram - 695 001. r2 to .....

E.Ranjith Kuruvilla Vs. Inspector of Plantations

Court : Kerala

..... b) and 76(2)(a) of the rules framed under the plantation labour act, 1951. in crl.m.c.no.1339 of 2012, petitioners challenge the crl.mc no.1331,1332, 1338 & 1339/2012 2 complaint in s.t.no.6143 ..... the above said court and the petitioners are prosecuted herein for alleged offences under rules 70(1) and 70(1)(a) of the rules framed under the plantation labour act, 1951. petitioners challenge their arraignment in s.t.no.6140 of 2011 in crl.m.c.no.1338 of 2012, wherein they are prosecuted under rules 76(1)( ..... abraham markos, sri.mathews k.uthuppachan, sri.binu mathew, sri.terry v.james, sri.b.j.john prakash, sri.tom thomas (kakkuzhiyil). complainants/respondents: ------------------------------------------------ 1. inspector of plantations, nemmara, palakkad district.2. state of kerala, represented by the public prosecutor, office of the advocate general, high court buildings, ernakulam. r2 by public prosecutor sri. reji .....

Karimtharuvi Tea Estates Ltd. and Etc. Vs. State of Kerala and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1999Ker47

..... renewal of registration.... in the result. rules 2-b and 2-c in chapter iv of the kerata plantation labour rules arc struck down as unconstitutional and unenforceable and beyond the powers conferred under the plantations labour act, 1951.' 11. learned counsel for the appellant also drew our attention to the legislative history. the government land assignment ..... authority, the question for consideration was whether rule'2-b of the kerala plantation labour rules, 1959 was in excess of the rule making power, conferred by section 3-d of the plantation labour act, 1951. section 3-d(1) and (2) of the said act were as under :'(1) the state government may, by notification in the ..... the period of sixty days for filing the application after 26-1-1982 or after the new plantation comes into existence is also an indication that the plantation has to be registered only once. the act itself provides for incorporating the changes in the original registration and for cancellation of the registration and .....

Manager,amakkal Estate Vs. Secretary,peermede Thottam Thozhilali

Court : Kerala

..... the learned standing counsel for the second respondent.2. the grievance of the petitioner is that the inspector of plantation has no jurisdiction while exercising powers under the plantation labour act, 1951 or under the payment of wages act, 1936 to prohibit collection of any fee from the labourers who have kept cattle. from the complaint, ext.p3, which is in malayalam and which was explained to ..... being collected. i have gone through ext.p2. i do not find any provision which authorizes the plantation authorities to levy fee or damages from the workers. what the labourers are permitted is to keep one cow and a calf. therefore, the inspector of plantation has not exceeded its jurisdiction in exercising his power prohibiting the petitioner from collecting any fee without any .....

Ram Bahadur Thakur (P) Ltd. Vs. Chief Inspector of Plantations

Court : Kerala

Reported in : (1989)IILLJ20Ker

..... employee has actually worked under the employer for finding out whether he was on continuous service or not, sundays and holidays should also be reckoned.6. section 30 of the plantations labour act, 1951, deals with the right of workers to have leave with wages. every adult worker is entitled to one day's leave with wages for every 20 days of work performed ..... which is intended to achieve the object of doing social justice to women workers employed in factories, mines or plantations. the plantations labour act has also been enacted for the benefit of workers engaged in plantations. third respondent is also a recipient of the benefits under that act. she is entitled to annual leave with wages at the rate of one day for every 20 days .....

Commissioner of Agricultural Income-tax Vs. Malayalam Plantations Ltd.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : (1978)8CTR(Ker)348; [1978]115ITR624(Ker)

..... were witnesses in courts in cases relating to theft of rubber and assault cases. samples of the cumblies to be distributed among the workers under the plantations labour act had to be approved by the inspector of plantations, and expenses had been incurred for sending these cumblies to the inspector. these were generally the nature of the expenses in dispute; there were also some ..... was deriving agricultural income from tea and rubber. it claimed deduction under s. 5 of the act in respect of various items like police expenses, litigation expenses, expenses by way of wages and t.a. to witnesses, expenses for sending cumbly to the inspector of plantations, and under other miscellaneous heads. the assessing officer disallowed their claims, and on appeal, the deputy .....

Narayanan Naboodiri and ors. Vs. CochIn Devaswom Board and anr.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : (1979)IILLJ446Ker

..... first instance to-(a) any factory as defined in clause (m) of section 2 of the factories act, 1948 (central act 63 of 1948);(b) any plantation as defined in clause (f) of section 2 of the plantations labour act, 1951 (central act 69 of 1951) which admeasures 10.125 hectares or more or in which ten or more persons are employed on ..... the date of the commencement of this act:(c) any establisment as denned in clause (8) of section 2 of the kerala shops and commercial establishments act, 1960 (34 of 1960);(d ..... than two months' notice of its intention so to do, by notification in the gazette, apply the provisions of this act to any other factory, plantation, establishment or undertaking to which the provisions of this act as such do not apply.no notification by the government under the clauses stated above has been brought to my notice. .....