( 1 ) THE facts in this case are shortly as follows: The petitioner before me is the Royal Calcutta Golf Club Mazdur Union, being a Trade-Union of the workers employed in the Royal Calcutta Golf Club, which is an institution incorporated under the Indian Companies Act with liability limited by guarantee without the addition of the word 'limited'. This institution is primarily an association of persons, who desire to play golf in Calcutta, and renders all facilities for that purpose. It is not denied that it makes available food and drink for consumption of its members, as also that it maintains a shop where members can buy their golfing equipment. Lessons are also given for which fees are charged. Between 17-11-1954 and 5/6-12-1954 the petitioner submitted a Charter of Demand of the workmen of the said club, to the Secretary of the club. The Charter of Demand inter alia contained demands for recognition of the Union, for fixing scales and classification of pay, house allowance, working hours, bonus etc. It also demanded reinstatement of some workmen who had been discharged. As the Charter of Demand was not complied with, it was referred to Government, and the Assistant L