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1[The Bombay Shops and Establishments Act, 1948]12[Bombay Act No. !!"! o# 1948]2

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1. Short title extent and operation2. Definitions

3. Reference to time of day4. Exemption

5. Application of Act to other establishments and persons

6. Sspension of all or any of the !ro"isions of this Act

$hapte% "" & (e)ist%ation o# Establishments

#. Re$istration of establishments%

&. 'han$e to be commnicated to (nspector

). 'losin$ of establishment to be commnicated to (nspector

$hapte% """ & Shops and $omme%cial Establishments

1*. +penin$ hors of shops

11. 'losin$ hors of shops12. ,a-in$ prohibited before openin$ and after closin$ hors of shops

13. +penin$ and closin$ hors of commercial establishments14. Daily and -eely hors of -or in shops .....

15. (nter"al for rest

16. Spread/o"er in shops

1#. Spread/o"er in commercial establishments

1&. ,olidays in a -ee in shops and commercial establishments

$hapte% "* & (esidential +otels, (esta%ants and Eatin) +oses

1). +penin$ and closin$ hors of restarants and eatin$ hoses

2*. Restarants and eatin$ hoses .....

21. Daily 430and -eely hors of .....

22. (nter"al for rest23. Spread/o"er

24. ,olidays in a -ee25. Employer to frnish identity card to employee

$hapte% * & Theat%es o% -the% 'laces o# 'blic Amsement o% Ente%tainment

26. 'losin$ hors of theatres or other places ....

2#.heatres or other places of pblic amsement .....

2&. Daily and -eely hors of -or .....

2). (nter"al for rest

3*. Spread/o"er31. ,oliday in a -ee
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$hapte% *" & Employment o# $hild%en, on) 'e%sons and /omen

32. o child to -or in an establishment

33. +penin$ and closin$ hors for yon$ persons and -omen

34. Daily hors of -or for yon$ persons34/A. !rohibition of employment of yon$ persons and -omen in dan$eros -or

$hapte% *"" & ea0e ith 'ay and 'ayment o# /a)es

35. ea"e

36. !ay drin$ lea"e

3#. !ayment -hen to be made3&. Application and amendment of the !ayment of a$es Act

3&/A. Application of Act (( of 1)23 to employees of establishment

3&/7. Application of (ndstrial Employment %Standin$ +rders8 Act to establishments

3&/'. Application of 9aternity 7enefit Act for -omen employees in establishment

$hapte% *""" & +ealth and Sa#ety

3). 'leanliness

4*. entilation

41. i$htin$

42. !recations a$ainst fire42/A. :irst/Aid

$hapte% "! & En#o%cement and "nspection

43. !o-ers and dties of local athorities

44. !o-er to mae by/a-s

44/A. !ro"isions for tain$ o"er administration of the Act from local athorities45. Dele$ation of po-ers

46. !o-er of ;State


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#1. Sbmission of annal report etc

#2. Repeal of 7ombay Shops and Establishments Act

Schedle (

Schedle (/A

Schedle (( / Exemption %1/#58

Schedle (( / Exemption %#6/15*8

Schedle (( / Exemption %151/2258

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1[The Bombay Shops and Establishments Act, 1948]12[Bombay Act No. !!"! o# 1948]2

[11th January, 1948]

An Act to consolidate and amend the law relating to the regulation of conditions of work and employmentin shops, commercial establishments, residential hotels, restaurants, eating houses, theatres, other placesof public amusement or entertainment and other establishments

!hereas it is e"pedient to consolidate and amend the law relating to the regulation of conditions of workand employment in shops, commercial establishments, residential hotels, restaurants, eating houses,theatres, other places of public amusement or entertainment and other establishments and for certainother purposes hereinafter specified #t is hereby enacted as follows$ %

$hapte% "'%elimina%y

1. Sho%t title e3tent and ope%ation.%&1'(his Act may be called the )ombay *hops and +stablishmentsAct, 1948

[&-' #t e"tends to the whole of the *tate of .aharashtra]

&' #t shall in the first instance come into force in the local areas specified in schedule #$

4[/ro0ided that, on the commencement of the )ombay *hops and +stablishments &+"tension andAmendment' Act, 192, .ah 33# of 191, all the pro0isions of this Act shall also come into force in eachof the areas in which the 5entral /ro0inces and )erar *hops and +stablishments Act, 1946, 5/ and )erarAct, 33## of 1946, or the 7yderabad *hops and +stablishments Act, 191, 7yd 3 of 191, was in forceimmediately before such commencement]4

&4' (he [*tate]o0ernment shall by notification published in the :fficial a;ette direct that all or any ofthe pro0isions of this Act shall come into force in such other local areas ha0ing population of twenty%fi0ethousand and more as may be specified in the notification

&' (he [*tate]o0ernment may also by a like notification direct that all or any of the pro0isions of thisAct shall come into force in such local areas ha0ing population of less than twenty%fi0e thousand as may

be specified in the notification

2. e#initions.% #n this Act, unless there is anything repugnant in the sub


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&' =@ay= means the period of twenty%four hours beginning at midnight$

/ro0ided that in the case of an employee whose hours of work e"tend beyond midnight, day means the

period of twenty%four hours beginning when such employment commences irrespecti0e of midnight>

6[&' =+mployee= means a person wholly or principally employed, whether directly or through any agency,and whether for wages or other consideration in or in connection with any establishment> and includes an

apprentice, but does not include a member of the employers family>]6

&6' =+mployer= means a person owning or ha0ing ultimate control o0er the affairs of an establishment>

&8' =+stablishment= means a shop, commercial establishment, residential hotel, restaurant, eating house,theatre, or other place of public amusement or entertainment to which this Act applies and includes suchother establishment as the [*tate]o0ernment may, by notification in the :fficial a;ette, declare to bean establishment for the purposes of this Act>

&9' =Bactory= means any premises which is a factory within the meaning of 12 [clause &m' of section - ofthe Bactories Act, 1948,&C3### of 1948' or which is deemed to be a factory under section 8 of the saidAct]12>

&12' =oods= includes all materials, commodities and articles>

&11' =7oliday= means a day on which an establishment shall remain closed or on which an employee shallbe gi0en a holiday under the pro0isions of this Act>

&1-'=#nspector= means an #nspector appointed under section 48>

&1' =Cea0e= means lea0e pro0ided for in 5hapter ## of this Act>

&14' =Cocal area= means any area or combination of areas to which this Act applies>

6[&1' =Cocal authority= means a body specified in *chedule #%A and includes any other body which the*tate o0ernment may, by notification in the :fficial a;ette, declare to be a local authority for thepurposes of this Act ]6>

&1' =.anager= means a person declared to be a manager under section 6>

&16' =.ember of the family of an employer= means the husband, wife, son, daughter, father, mother,brother or sister of an employer who li0es with and is dependent on such employer>

11 [&18' =:pened= means opened for the ser0ice of any customer, or for any business of the establishment,or for work, by or with the help of any employee of or connected with the establishment> ]11

&19' =/eriod of work= means the time during which an employee is at the disposal of the employer>

&-2' =/rescribed= means prescribed by rules made under this Act>

&-1' =/rescribed authority= means the authority prescribed under the rules made under this Act>

&--' =?egister of establishment= means a register maintained for the registration of establishments underthis Act>

&-' =?egistration certificate= means a certificate showing the registration of an establishment>

&-4' =?esidential hotel= means any premises used for the reception of guests and tra0ellers desirous ofdwelling or sleeping therein and includes 1- [residential club ]1->
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&-' =?estaurant or eating house= means any premises in which is carried on wholly or principally thebusiness of the supply of meal or refreshments to the public or a class of the public for consumption onthe premises>

&-' =*chedule= means a *chedule appended to this Act>

&-6'=*hop= means any premises where goods are sold, either by retail or wholesale or where ser0ices are

rendered to customers, and includes an office, a store%room, godown, warehouse or work place, whetherin the same premises or otherwise, 1 [mainly used ]1in connection with such trade or business but does=>not include a factory, a commercial establishment, residential hotel, restaurant, eating house, theatre orother place of public amusement or entertainment>

&-8' =*pread o0er= means the period between the commencement and the termination of the work of an

employee on any day>

&-9' =(heatre= includes any premises intended principally or wholly for the e"hibition of pictures or other

optical effects by means of a cinematograph or other suitable apparatus or for dramatic performances orfor any other public amusement or entertainment>

&2' =!ages= means wages as defined in the /ayment of !ages Act, 19 of 19'>

&1' =!eek= means the period of se0en days beginning at midnight of *aturday>

6[&-' =Dear= means a year commencing on the first day of January ]6>

&' =Doung person= means a person who is not a child and has not completed his se0enteenth year

5. (e#e%ence to time o# day.%?eferences to the time of day in this Act are references to #ndian standardtime which is fi0e and a half hours ahead of reen%wich mean time

4. E3emption.%Eotwithstanding anything contained in this Act, the pro0isions of this Act mentioned in thethird column of *chedule ## shall not apply to the establishments, employees and other persons mentionedagainst them in the second column of the said *chedule$

/ro0ided that the

[*tate]

o0ernment may, by notification published in the :fficial a;ette, add to, omitor alter any of the entries of the said *chedule 1 [sub


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. (e)ist%ation o# establishments.%&1' !ithin the period specified in sub%section &4', the employer ofe0ery establishment shall sent to the #nspector of the local area concerned a statement, in a prescribedform, together with such fees as may be prescribed, containing%

&a' the name of the employer and the manager, if any>

&b' the postal address of the establishment>

&c' the name, if any, of the establishment>

&d' the category of the establishment, ie, whether it is a shop, commercial establishment, residentialhotel, restaurant, eating house, theatre or other place of public amusement or entertainment> and

&e' such other particulars as may be prescribed

&-' :n receipt of the statement and the fees, the #nspector shall, on being satisfied about the correctnessof the statement, register the establishment in the register of establishments in such manner as may beprescribed and shall issue, in a prescribed form, a registration certificate to the employer (he registrationcertificate shall be prominently displayed at the establishment

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[&-%A' A registration certificate granted under sub%section &-', shall be 0alid up to the end of the year forwhich it is granted An application for the renewal of a registration certificate shall be submitted not lessthan fifteen days before the date of e"piry of the registration certificate or of the renewed registrationcertificate, as the case may be, and shall be accompanied by such fees, and the renewed registrationcertificate shall be in such form, as may be prescribed]14

1 [&-%AA' #f the application for the renewal of a registration certificate is submitted after the e"piry of theperiod specified in sub%section &-A' but within thirty days after the date of e"piry of the registrationcertificate or of the renewed registration certificate, as the case may be, such application shall beaccompanied by an additional fee as late fee eFual to half the fee payable for the renewal of a registrationcertificate ]1

[&-%)' Eotwithstanding anything contained in the preceding sub% sections of this section, any registration

certificate granted under sub%section &-' or renewed under sub%section &-A' may, at the option of theemployer, be granted or renewed for a period of three years at a time, on payment of the fees for that

period, so as to be 0alid up to the end of the third year from and including the year in which it is grantedor renewed, as the case may be]

&' #n the e0ent of any doubt or difference of opinion between an employer and the #nspector as to thecategory to which an establishment should belong, the #nspector shall refer the matter to the prescribedauthority which shall, after such inFuiry as it thinks proper, decide the category of such establishment andits decision shall be final for the purposes of this Act

&4' !ithin thirty days from the date mentioned in column &-' below in respect of an establishmentmentioned in column &1', the statement together with fees shall be sent to the #nspector under sub%section &1'$%

&1' &-'

+stablishments @ate from which the period of

2 days to commence

&i' +stablishments e"isting inlocal areas mentioned in*chedule # on the date on

which this Act comes intoforce

(he date on which this Actcomes into force

&ii' +stablishments e"isting inlocal areas on the date onwhich this section comes intoforce

(he date on which this sectioncomes into force in the localareas
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&iii' Eew establishments in localareas mentioned in *chedule #and other local areas in whichthis section has come intoforce

(he date on which theestablishment commences its work

8. $han)e to be commnicated to "nspecto%.%#t shall be the duty of an employer to notify to the#nspector, in prescribed form, 1 [any change in any of the particulars contained in the statement submittedunder section 6 within such period, after the change has taken place, as the *tate o0ernment mayprescribe in respect of any establishment or class of establishments]1 (he #nspector shall, on recei0ingsuch notice and the prescribed fees and on being satisfied about its correctness, make the change in the

register of establishments in accordance with such notice and shall amend the registration certificate orissue a fresh registration certificate, if necessary

9. $losin) o# establishment to be commnicated to "nspecto%.%(he employer shall, within ten dayson his closing the establishment, notify to the #nspector in writing accordingly (he #nspector shall, onrecei0ing the information and being satisfied about its correctness, remo0e such establishment from theregister of establishments and cancel the registration certificate$

14 [/ro0ided that if the #nspector does not recei0e the information but he is otherwise satisfied that theestablishment has been closed, he may remo0e such establishment from such register and cancel such

certificate]

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$hapte% """

Shops and $omme%cial Establishments

1. -penin) ho%s o# shops.%&1' Eo shop%

&a' dealing wholly in milk, 0egetable, fruits, fish, meat, bread or any other goods notified by the [*tate]o0ernment shall on any day be opened earlier than am>

&b' 1 [GGGGGG]1other than those specified in clause &a' of this sub%section, shall on any day be openedearlier than 6 am

&-' *ub

&b'6[dealing mainly]6in pan bidi, cigarettes, matches and other ancillary articles shall on any day beclosed later than 11 pm>

/ro0ided that any customer who was being ser0ed or was waiting to be ser0ed at such closing hour in anyshop may be ser0ed in such shop during the Fuarter of an hour immediately following such hour

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&-' Any person contra0ening the pro0isions of sub%section &1' shall be liable to ha0e his goods sei;ed byan #nspector

1 [&' (he goods sei;ed under sub%section &-' shall be returned to the person from whom they were sei;edon his depositing rupees twenty%fi0e as security for his appearance in the 5ourt

&4' #f the person fails to make the deposit, the goods sei;ed shall be produced without delay before a

.agistrate who may gi0e such directions as to their temporary custody as he thinks fit

&' !here no prosecution is instituted for contra0ention of the pro0isions of sub%section &1' within suchperiod as the .agistrate may fi" in this behalf, the .agistrate shall direct their return to the person fromwhom they were sei;ed

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&' Eo deduction shall be made from the wages of any employee in a shop or commercial establishmenton account of any day on which it has remained closed under this section #f any employee is employed ona daily wage, he shall nonetheless be paid his daily wage for the day on which such shop or commercialestablishment remains closed

-1 [#f any employee is paid a piece rated wage, he shall nonetheless be paid his wage for the day on whichthe shop or commercial establishment remains closed, at a rate eFui0alent to the daily a0erage of his

wages for the days on which he has actually worked during the si" days preceding such closed day,e"clusi0e of any earning in respect of o0ertime$]-1

-1 [/ro0ided that nothing in this sub%section shall apply to any person whose total period of continuousemployment is less than si" days]-1

$hapte% "*(esidential +otels, (esta%ants and Eatin) +oses

19. -penin) and closin) ho%s o# %esta%ants and eatin) hoses.% &1' Eotwithstanding anythingcontained in any other enactment for the time being in force, no restaurant or eating house shall on anyday be opened earlier than am and closed later than twel0e midnight for ser0ice$

/ro0ided that an employee in such restaurant or eating house may be reFuired to commence work not

earlier than 42 am and shall not be reFuired to work later than

[222 am]

$

/ro0ided also that any customer who was being ser0ed or waiting to be ser0ed at the closing hour of suchrestaurant or eating house may be ser0ed in such restaurant or eating house during the Fuarter of anhour immediately following such hour

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25. Sp%ead&o0e%.%(he spread%o0er of an employee in a residential hotel, restaurant or eating house shallnot e"ceed [twel0e]hours$

/ro0ided that the [*tate]o0ernment may increase the spread%o0er period sub


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fi0e hours and that no employee shall be reFuired or allowed to work for more than fi0e hours before hehas had an inter0al for rest of at least one hour]1$

16 [/ro0ided that, the *tate o0ernment may, on an application made, in that behalf by the employeesconcerned, permit the reduction of the inter0al for rest to half an hour]16

5. Sp%ead&o0e%.%(he spread%o0er of an employee in a theatre or other pace of public amusement or

entertainment shall not e"ceed ele0en hours in any day$

/ro0ided that the [*tate]o0ernment may increase the spread%o0er period sub


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56. ea0e.%6[&1'&a' *ub


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-2 [58&B. Application o# "ndst%ial Employment ;Standin) -%de%s< Act to establishments.%(hepro0isions of the #ndustrial +mployment &*tanding :rders' Act, 194, in its application to the *tate of.aharashtra [&hereinafter in this section referred to as =the said Act=', and the rules and standing orders&including model standing orders' made thereunder from time to time, shall, mutatis mutandis, apply to- [all establishments wherein fifty or more employees are employed and]-to which this Act applies, as ifthey were industrial establishment within the meaning of the said Act

-2

[58&$. Application o# ate%nity Bene#it Act #o% omen employees in establishment. %Eotwithstanding anything contained in the .aternity )enefit Act, 191 &hereinafter in this section referred

to as =the said Act=', the *tate o0ernment may, by notification in the :fficial a;ette, direct that all orany of the pro0isions of the said Act or the rules made thereunder shall apply to women employed forwages in all or any of the establishments to which his Act applies Bor that purpose, such womenemployees shall be deemed to be women within the meaning of the said Act :n such application of thepro0isions of the said Act, an #nspector appointed under this Act shall be deemed to be the #nspector forthe purpose of the enforcement of the pro0isions of the said Act also within the limits of his


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-2 [44&A. '%o0isions #o% ta:in) o0e% administ%ation o# the Act #%om local atho%ities.%Eotwithstanding anything contained in sections 4 and 44, with a 0iew to implementing the policy of the*tate o0ernment of taking o0er the administration of this Act gradually from all the local authorities inthe *tate, the *tate o0ernment may, from time to time, by notification in the :fficial a;ette, withoutthe necessity of gi0ing any further notice or reasons, declare that any local authority or authorities or classof local authorities specified in such notification shall cease to perform the duty of enforcing the pro0isionsof this Act from a date specified in that notification Brom that date, it shall be the duty of the *tateo0ernment to enforce the said pro0isions, in respect of the areas subState ?o0e%nment to p%o0ide #o% pe%#o%mance o# dties on de#alt by localatho%ity.%&1' #f any local authority makes default in the performance of any duty imposed by or under

this Act, the [*tate]o0ernment may appoint some person to perform it and may direct that thee"pense of performing it with a reasonable remuneration to the person appointed to perform it shall bepaid forthwith by the local authority

&-' #f the e"pense and remuneration are not so paid, the

[*tate]

o0ernment may, notwithstandinganything contained in any law relating to the municipal fund or local fund or any other law for the timebeing in force, make an order directing the bank in which any moneys of the local authority are depositedor the person in charge of the local o0ernment (reasury or of any other place of security in which themoneys of the local authority are deposited to pay such e"pense and remuneration from such moneys as

may be standing to the credit of the local authority in such bank or may be in the hands of such person oras may from time to time be recei0ed from on behalf of the local authority by way of deposit by such bankor person> and such bank or person shall be bound to obey such order +0ery payment made pursuant tosuch order shall be a sufficient discharge to such bank or person from all liability to the local authority inrespect of any sum or sums so paid by it or him out of the moneys of the local authority so deposited withsuch bank or person

4. E3penses o# local atho%ity to be paid pt o# its #nd.% Eotwithstanding anything contained inany enactment in regard to any municipal or local fund, all e"penses incurred by a municipality or a local

board under and for the purposes of this Act shall be paid out of the municipal or local fund, as the case

may be

48. Appointment o# "nspecto%s.%&1' +0ery local authority shall appoint a sufficient number of personswith the prescribed Fualifications as #nspectors for the area sub


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functions under that Act shall be the same as the area for which he is appointed under this Act 3# of1948]-8

49. 'oe%s and dties o# "nspecto%s.%*ub and]2

&c' e"ercise such other powers as may be necessary for carrying out the purposes of this Act>

/ro0ided that no one shall be reFuired under this section to answer any Fuestion or gi0e any e0idencetending to criminate himself

6. "nspecto%s to be pblic se%0ants.%+0ery inspector appointed under section 48 shall be deemed tobe a public ser0ant within the meaning of section -1 of the #ndian /enal 5ode &3C of 182'

61. Employe% 9[and mana)e%]9to p%odce %e)iste%s, %eco%ds etc. #o% inspection.% +0ery employer1 [and in his absence the manager]1shall on demand produce for inspection of an #nspector all registers,records and notices reFuired to be kept under under and for the purpose of this Act

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-##ences and 'enalties

62. $ont%a0ention o# ce%tain p%o0isions and o##ences.%&a' #f any employer fails to send to the#nspector a statement within the period specified in section 6 or to notify a change within the periodspecified in section 8 or to notify the closing of his establishment under section 9> or

&b' #f in any establishment there is any contra0ention of any of the pro0isions of sections 12, 11, 1, 18,19, -2, -, -6, 9, 42, 41 or 4- or any orders made thereunder> or

&c' #f in any establishment any person is reFuired or allowed to work in contra0ention of sections 14, 1,1, 16, -1, --, -, -4, -8, -9, 2, or 1> or

&d' #f in any establishment a child or young person or woman is reFuired or allowed to work incontra0ention of section -, or 4> or

1 [&e' #f any employer or manager contra0enes the pro0isions of *ection 1 or any employer contra0enesthe pro0isions of section - or > or]1

&f' #f in any establishment there is any contra0ention of any section, rule or order for which no specificpunishment is pro0ided in this Act,

the employer and the manager shall, on con0iction, each be punished 1 [for each offence]1with fine whichshall not be less than- [one thousand rupees] and which may e"tend to [fi0e thousand rupees]$

16 [/ro0ided that, if the contra0ention of the pro0isions of sub% section &1' of section 6 is continued afterthe e"piry of the tenth day after con0iction, the employer shall on con0iction be punished with a further
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fine which may e"tend to 4 [one hundred rupees] for each day on which the contra0ention is socontinued

65. $ont%a0ention o# section 12.%#f any person contra0enes the pro0isions of section 1-, he shall, oncon0iction, [be punished for each offence with fine which shall not be less than[- [one thousandrupees]-and which may e"tend to [fi0e thousand rupees]

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&-' !here the owner of an establishment is a company, any one of the directors thereof, or in the case ofa pri0ate company, any one of the share holders thereof, may be prosecuted and punished under this Actfor any offence for which the employer in the establishment is punishable$

/ro0ided that the company may gi0e notice to the #nspector that it has nominated a director, or, in thecase of a pri0ate company, a shareholder who is resident in the [*tate]to be the employer in theestablishment for the purposes of this Act, and such director or shareholder shall so long as he is so

resident be deemed to be the employer in the establishment for the purposes of this Act, until furthernotice cancelling his nomination is recei0ed by the #nspector or until he ceases to be a director or

shareholder

69. E3emption o# employe% o% mana)e% #%om liability in ce%tain cases. %&1' !here the employer or

manager of an establishment is charged with an offence against this Act or the rules or orders madethereunder, he shall be entitled upon complaint duly made by him to ha0e any other person whom hecharges as the actual offender brought before the 5ourt at the time appointed for hearing the charge> andif, after the commission of the offence has been pro0ed, the employer or manager of the establishmentpro0es to the satisfaction of the 5ourt%

&a' that he has used due diligence to enforce the e"ecution of this Act> and

&b' that the said other person committed the offence in Fuestion without his know% ledge, consent orconni0ance, that other person shall be con0icted of the offence and shall be liable to the like fine as if he

were the employer or manager, and the employer or manager shall be discharged from any liability underthis Act

&-' !hen it is made to appear to the satisfaction of the #nspector at any time prior to the institution of theproceedings%

&a' that the employer or manager of the establishment has used all due diligence to enforce the e"ecutionof this Act,

&b' by what person the offence has been committed, and

&c' that it has been committed without the knowledge, consent or conni0ance of the employer or manager,and in contra0ention of his orders, the #nspector shall proceed against the person whom he belie0es to bethe actual offender without first proceeding, against the employer or manager of the establishment, andsuch person shall be liable to the like fine as if he were the employer or manager

7. $o)ni@ance o# o##ences%&1' Eo prosecution under this Act or the rules or orders made thereundershall be instituted e"cept by an #nspector and e"cept with the pre0ious sanction of the 1- [@istrict.agistrate -2 [Additional @istrict .agistrate, *ub% @i0isional .agistrate, 5ommissioner of Cabour, Additional5ommissioner of Cabour or @eputy 5ommissioner of Cabour, or the local authority, as the case may be-2 [or, without any such sanction, by an aggrie0ed person, or by a representati0e of the registered union ofwhich the aggrie0ed person, is a member$]-2

9 [/ro0ided that any local authority may direct that the powers conferred on it by this sub%section shall, insuch circumstances and sub


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on which the alleged commission of the offence took place gi0e intimation of the offence to the #nspectorand reFuest him to institute prosecution :n receipt of such intimation and reFuest, the #nspector mayhimself institute the prosecution within the period of limitation specified in sub%section &1' or inform theapplicant before the e"piry of the said period or as soon as possible thereafter that he does not propose toinstitute prosecution :n receipt of such intimation, the applicant shall be entitled to institute prosecution,and the 5ourt shall take cogni;ance of the offence, if complaint thereof is made to it within two monthsfrom the date of receipt of the intimation of the #nspector by the applicant ]8

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iscellaneos and Spplemental

72. aintenance o# %e)iste%s and %eco%ds and display o# notices. % *ub


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/ro0ided that such notice shall not be necessary where the ser0ices of such employees are dispensed withfor misconduct ]6

-1 [+"planation%Bor the purposes of this section, =misconduct= shall include%

&a' absence from ser0ice without notice in writing or without sufficient reasons for se0en days or more>

&b' going on or abetting a strike in contra0ention of any law for the time being in force> and

&c' causing damage to the property of his employer ]-1

7. (les.%&1' (he [*tate]o0ernment may make rules to carry out the purposes of the Act

&-' #n particular and without pre

&b' the period for which, the conditions sub

&c' the form of submitting a statement, the fees and other particulars under sub%section &1', the mannerin which the registration of establishments is to be made and the form of registration certificate undersub%section &-' of section 6 and 1 [the form and the period for notifying ]1a change and the fees undersection 8>

&d' fi"ing si" days in a year for additional o0ertime under sub%section &' of section 14>

&e' fi"ing ten days in a year for o0ertime under sub% section &' of section 19>

&f' further particulars to be prescribed for an identity card under section ->

-9 [@eleted ]-9

&h' fi"ing times and methods for cleaning the establishments under section 9> fi"ing standards andmethods for 0entilation under section 42> and prescribing such establishments as are to be e"emptedfrom the pro0isions of, and, precautions against fire to be taken under section 4-

9[&ha' the articles which a first%aid%bo" maintained under section 4-%A shall contain>

&i' the super0ision which the [*tate]o0ernment shall e"ercise o0er local authorities under section 4>

&

&l' the limit of hours of work under clause &c' of the e"planation to section >

&m' any other matter which is or may be prescribed ]9

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during the session in which they are so laid or the session immediately following and published in the:fficial a;ette]4

78. '%otection to pe%sons actin) nde% this Act.% Eo suit, prosecution or other legal proceedings shalllie against any person for anything which is in good faith done or intended to be done under this Act

79. (i)ht and p%i0ile)es nde% othe% la etc. not a##ected.% Eothing in this Act shall affect any right

or pri0ileges which an employee in any establishment is entitled to at the date this Act comes into force ina local area, under any other law, contract, custom or usage applicable to such establishment or anyaward, settlement or agreement binding on the employer and the employee in such establishment, if suchrights or pri0ileges are more fa0ourable to him than those to which he would be entitled under this Act

11 [. 'e%sons employed in #acto%y to be )o0e%ned by =acto%ies Act and not by this Act.%Eothing

in this Act shall be deemed to apply to a factory - [to which the pro0isions of the Bactories Act, 1948 &C3###of 1948' apply$

/ro0ided that, where any shop or commercial establishment situate within the precincts of a factory is notconnected with the manufacturing process of the factory the pro0isions of this Act shall apply to it$

/ro0ided further that, the *tate o0ernment may, by notification in the :fficial a;ette, apply all or any ofthe pro0isions of the Bactories Act, 1948 &C3### of 1948', to any shop or commercial establishment situate

within the precincts of a factory and on the application of that Act to such shop or commercialestablishment, the pro0isions of this Act shall cease to apply to it]11

1. Sbmission o# annal %epo%t etc.%#t shall be the duty of e0ery local authority to submit within6[two months]6after the close of the year, to 11 [the 5ommissioner of Cabour, )ombay]11a report on theworking of the Act within the local area under its


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5. S*bst#t*ted v#de 'a". ( of 19(1.

8. /nserted v#de 'a". (4 of 1955.

9. /nserted v#de Bom. 8 of 190.

1. S*bst#t*ted v#de Bom. 15 of 1949

11. S*bst#t*ted #b#d.

1. S*bst#t*ted v#de Bom. 9 of 1901, Second Sc"ed*2e.

1). S*bst#t*ted v#de Bom. 8 of 190.

14. /nserted v#de 'a". ( of 19(1.

10. /nserted v#de 'a". )0 of 198(.

1(. 6e2eted v#de Bom. 0) of 1949, F#rst Sc"ed*2e

15. /nserted v#de 'a". ( of 19(1.

18. !"ese %ords f#7*res and 2etters S*bst#t*ted v#de 'a". )4 of 0 %.e.f. 11.8.0-.

19. !"ese ort#ons %ere #ns. #b#d.

. /nserted v#de 'a". (4 of 1955

1. /nserted v#de Bom. 8 of 190

. S*b+sect#on 1- 6e2eted v#de 'a". )4 of 0 %.e.f. 11.8.0-.

). 6e2eted v#de 'a". )0 of 198(.

4. /nserted #b#d

0. S*bst#t*ted v#de 'a". )0 of 198(.

(. S*bst#t*ted v#de Bom. 08 of 1904

5. /nserted v#de 'a". 8 of 190.

8. S*b+secs.)- and 4- %ere #ns. #b#d.

9. 6e2eted v#de 'a". ( of 19(1.

). 2a*se bb-%as #ns. #b#d.

)1. /nserted #b#d.

). S*bst#t*ted for t"e %ords f#fty r*ees v#de 'a". )4 of 0 %.e.f. 11.8.0-.

)). S*bst#t*ted for t"e %ords f#ve "*ndred r*ees v#de 'a". )4 of 0 %.e.f. 11.8.0-.


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)4. S*bst#t*ted for t"e %ords t%enty r*ees v#de 'a". )4 of 0 %.e.f. 11.8.0-.

)0. S*bst#t*ted for t"e %ords one t"o*sand r*ees v#de 'a". )4 of 0 %.e.f. 11.8.0-.

)(. S*bst#t*ted for t"e %ords one "*ndred r*ees v#de 'a". )4 of 0 %.e.f. 11.8.0-.

)5. S*bst#t*ted for t"e %ords one "*ndred and f#fty r*ees v#de 'a". )4 of 0 %.e.f. 11.8.0-.

)8. S*bst#t*ted, for t"e %ords one t"o*sand and f#ve "*ndred r*ees v#de 'a". )4 of 0 %.e.f.11.8.0-.

)9. /nserted v#de Bom. 8 of 190).

4. Ren*mbered v#de 'a". (4 of 1955

41. S*bst#t*ted, v#de Bom. 8 of 19(.

4. /nserted v#de 'a". )4 of 0 %.e.f. 11.8.0-

4). /nserted v#de 'a". ( of 1981

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