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RAFIQUE, STUART
Mr. J. N. Cocolas – Appellant
Versus
Emperor – Respondent
JUDGMENT
Rafique, J. - This is an application in revision from the conviction of the applicant u/s 41(a) of the Indian Factories Act (XII of 1911), sentencing: the applicant to pay Rs. 10, The facts which gave rise to the precaution of the applicant are as follows: The applicant is the proprietor of a factory known as Juggi Lal Kimalpat Ginning and Pressing Mills in cancer, Of the 10th of July 1920 the Inspector of Factories issued a Circular letter to the factories in the Province in the following words:
Sir, I have the honour to ask you to please note that no permission can be given this season to any cotton Ginning & Pressing Factory in which women are employed to work more than 11 hours a day.
2. On the 13th November 1920 the applicant started night work on his Ginning and Cotton Pressing Factory. On the 16th November 1920 ha wrote a letter to the lnspector of Factories to the following effect
Sir, We have the honour to inform you that Messrs, Juggi Lal Kamalpat's Ginning and Pressing Factory, Cawnpore, kept by us, is working at night also from Saturday, the 13th instant, on an extra double shift of labour.
3. On the 18th November 1920 the Inspector of Factories replied as follows:
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