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Scheduled Industry - A scheduled industry is defined under various laws, notably the Employees' Provident Funds Act, 1952, and the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act, 1951. It includes industries engaged in manufacturing specific goods, such as electrical, mechanical, engineering products, edible oils, jute twine, yarn, and scientific instruments. The Central Government has the authority to notify and include industries in the schedule based on their manufacturing activities Evershine Metals, by its Managing Partner, V. M. Chakrapani VS Regional Provident Fund Commissioner, Madras-6 - Madras, Mussadi S. S. VS Regional Provident Fund Commissioner West Bengol - Calcutta, ORISSA WOOL INDUSTRIES VS R. P. F. C. ORISSA - Orissa, Vindhya Paper Mills VS Union of India - Bombay, FORT WILLIAM CO. LTD. VS INSPECTOR, CENTRAL EXCISE - Calcutta, Mohan Brothers Scientific Goods Manufacturers Through Shri VS State Of Punjab, Through Secretary To Government Of Punjab, - Punjab and Haryana.
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Legal Recognition - Courts have consistently held that if an establishment is engaged in manufacturing within the scope of the scheduled industries specified by law, it qualifies as a scheduled industry. This includes industries involved in producing goods like adhesive stamp paper, edible oils, jute products, and scientific instruments Mussadi S. S. VS Regional Provident Fund Commissioner West Bengol - Calcutta, ORISSA WOOL INDUSTRIES VS R. P. F. C. ORISSA - Orissa, Vindhya Paper Mills VS Union of India - Bombay.
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Scope and Inclusion Criteria - The inclusion of industries in the schedule depends on whether their activities fall within the definitions and specifications laid out in the relevant statutes. For example, the manufacture of glass products or paper cones may require explicit inclusion in the schedule to be considered part of a scheduled industry. The scope can be widened or restricted based on legislative provisions and judicial interpretation RAM NARAIN and CO. VS UNION OF INDIA - Gujarat.
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Government Authority - The Central Government has the power to notify industries as scheduled and to investigate or regulate them under relevant provisions, including levying cess or managing industrial undertakings, especially when such industries are considered vital or potentially detrimental to public interest GUJARAT STATE TEXTILE CORPORATION LIMITED VS NEW JEHANGIR VAKIL MILLS COMPANY LIMITED BHAVNAGAR - Gujarat, FORT WILLIAM CO. LTD. VS INSPECTOR, CENTRAL EXCISE - Calcutta.
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Conclusion - An industry is deemed scheduled if it is engaged in manufacturing activities specified under the applicable laws and notified by the government. The classification is crucial for regulatory, taxation, and social security purposes, and courts have upheld that industries engaged in the production of designated goods qualify as scheduled industries under the law Evershine Metals, by its Managing Partner, V. M. Chakrapani VS Regional Provident Fund Commissioner, Madras-6 - Madras, ORISSA WOOL INDUSTRIES VS R. P. F. C. ORISSA - Orissa.
Search Results for "Scheduled Industry"
1962 0 Supreme(Mad) 116 • India - Madras
VEERASWAMI
- WHETHER A SCHEDULED INDUSTRY - YES. ... Whether the petitioner's concern was a scheduled industry under the Employees Provident Funds Act, 1952? 2. ... The respondent, the Regional Provident Fund Commissioner, Madras, determined that the petitioner's concern was a scheduled industry ... Schedule I takes in any industry engaged in the manufacture among other things of electrical, mechanical or general engineering products. ... Judgement ... ORDER :-....
1979 0 Supreme(Cal) 111 • India - Calcutta
CHITTATOSH MUKHERJEE, B.C.RAY
industry. 2. ... industry, including intermediate products like jute twine and yarn. ... industry, including intermediate products like jute twine and yarn. ... The proceeds are to be utilised by the Development Council for any scheduled industry or group of scheduled industries. Therefore, the proceeds of cess are to be used not for promotion of any particular goods but for the scheduled industry as a whole. ... The Central Government under Section ....
1978 0 Supreme(Cal) 275 • India - Calcutta
M.M.Dutt, D.C.Chakravorti
Whether the appellants' establishment was a scheduled industry within the meaning of the Employees' Provident Funds Act, 1952? ... Finding of the Court: The court held that the appellants' establishment was a scheduled industry as it was engaged ... The court held that the appellants' establishment was a scheduled industry as it was engaged in the manufacture of "edible oil" within ... The appellants denied that their establishment was a scheduled industry....
1993 0 Supreme(Ori) 177 • India - Orissa
B.L.HANSARIA, B.N.DASH
Whether the petitioner's industry is a Scheduled industry? 3. Whether the petitioner's industry employed 20 or more persons? ... The Court held that the petitioner's industry is a Scheduled industry because: - The notification issued by the Central Government ... Employees' Provident Funds and Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952 (the Act) to its establishment on two grounds: (1) it was not a Scheduled ... We, therefore, hold that the indu....
1983 0 Supreme(Bom) 19 • India - Bombay
S.P.BHARUCHA
Whether the petitioners were a scheduled industry under the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act, 1951? 2. ... Finding of the Court: The court held that the petitioners were a scheduled industry under the Act and that adhesive ... The court held that the petitioners were a scheduled industry under the Act because they manufactured adhesive stamp paper, which ... Sub-section (d) defines an industrial undertaking to mean any undertaking pertaining to a scheduled#HL_END....
1978 0 Supreme(Cal) 464 • India - Calcutta
AMIYA KUMAR MUKHERJI
, which is a scheduled industry, and that jute twine, yarn, and rope are manufactured or produced in the petitioner's mill. ... Section 9 (1) of the Act empowers the Central Government to levy cess on all goods manufactured or produced in a scheduled industry ... , including the textile industry. 2. ... The levy of cess under Section 9 (1) of the Act is not restricted only to textiles, but on all goods manufactured or produced in the textile industry which is a scheduled#HL_E....
1967 0 Supreme(P&H) 76 • India - Punjab and Haryana
SHAMSHER BAHADUR
Whether scientific instruments having been specified as a scheduled industry under the Regulation Act, is not a subject-matter of ... ) Act, 1951, and that scientific instruments having been specified as a scheduled industry under the Regulation Act, is not a subject-matter ... The industry was properly added in the schedule attached to the Act under the provisions of Sec.27 by the appropriate government. ... It is contended by the learned counsel for the petitioner that scientific ins....
1998 5 Supreme 447 • India - Supreme Court
G.T.NANAVATI, S.C.AGRAWAL
Industry-However, such industry not carried on in a factory as defined under provisions of Industrial Development & Regulation ... Cinematographic Colour Films (Unexposed) Positive -It is an industrial undertaking engaged in industrial activity pertaining to Scheduled ... Thus, the position under the IDR Act was that unless the scheduled industry was carried on in a factory as defined by the IDR Act, it was not required to take out a licence even though it was an undertaking pertaining to a s....
1970 0 Supreme(Guj) 86 • India - Gujarat
D.A.DESAI, J.B.MEHTA
industry - In that view of the matter the decision of the Central Government is really in accordance with the settled principles ... converted into something else that such a paper product would require an express inclusion for falling within the scope of the scheduled ... If glass product was included in the scope of the scheduled industry the coverage of this industry would be much wider. Mr. ... R. 1967 Bombay 259 where the learned Judge held that paper cones and paper tubes industry#HL_END....
1982 0 Supreme(Guj) 125 • India - Gujarat
A.M.AHMADI
industry or to public interest enables Central Government to authorize any person or body of persons management of the undertaking ... - If an undertaking respect whereof an investigation is made opinion Central Government managed in a manner highly detrimental scheduled ... It will appear from the scheme of the provisions referred to above that the Central Government may cause investigation to be made in respect of a scheduled industry or any industrial undertaking if conditions set out in sec. 15 exist. ... If the indu....
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