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MUMBAI
MAZDOOR SANGH
VS
THE
R.P.F.C. [2000 (84) FLR 764 HC-BOM]
OR
NITON
INDUSTRIES
VS
UNION
BANK INDIA [2000(2) LLN 515 HC-BOM]
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WHEN WILL TWO UNITS OF THE SAME
COMPANY / PROPRIETOR GET CLUBBED FOR
DETERMINING GOVERAGE / APPLICABILITY
OF THE EPF
ACT
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WHEN
CAN THE OWNER CLAIM THAT THE UNITS ARE
DIFFERENT & DISTINCT
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WHAT
IS THE TEST FOR DETERMINING FUNCTIONAL
INTEGRETY OF THE UNITS FOR DETERMINING
EPF COVERAGE
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the mere fact that the accounts
of two factories were annually
integrated into one for the purposes
of the
i.t act or
company’s act would
not make them a single establishment
for e.p.f
act
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e.p.f act is not
applicable to all factories &
establishments employing 20 or more
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as per 1(3) (a) IT is
applicable only to FACTORIES falling
under schedule-i
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as
per 1(3)(b) it is applicable to
non-factory establishments only if
there is special notification bringing
them under E.P.F.
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THE
TESTS FOR DETERMINING FUNCTIONAL
INTEGRITY IS OUTLINED IN DETAIL IN THE
NITON LTD CASE
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PF
COMMISSIONER
VS
SHIV
KUMAR JOSHI [2000 (84) FLR 183 SC] OR
2000-I-LLJ-552
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CAN A EPF
member
claim status of ‘consumer’
and claim damages from the pf
commissioner for delayed settlement
amounting to defective service.
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THE DEFINITION OF ‘CONSUMER’
WOULD INCLUDE NOT ONLY THE HIRER [IN
THIS CASE THE EMPLOYER] BUT ALSO THE
BENEFICIARY [IN THIS CASE THE EPF
MEMBER]
EPF
SCHEME LIABLE TO PAY DAMAGES FOR
DEFECTIVE / DELAYED SERVICE
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PUNJAB
& SIND BANK
VS
ASHOK
AGGARWAL [1999 (83) FLR-370 HC-DEL]
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an employee who had to give 3
months notice quit without giving
sufficient notice
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can employer deduct notice pay
from pf dues of the employee ?
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THERE IS NO PROVISION IN THE EPF
ACT FOR
SUCH DEDUCTION.
ON THE CONTRARY THERE IS
EXPRESS PROHIBITION IN THE ACT AGAINST
MAKING DEDUCTION FROM THE EMPLOYEES PF
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