Joe Samson vs. The Asst. Labour Officer
Held
The High Court directed the Assistant Labour Officer to take up and pass appropriate orders on the petitioner's pending applications (Ext.P4 and P5) within a period of one month from the date of receipt of the judgment copy.
Facts
The petitioner, operating a furniture business, applied for registration under Rule 26A of the Kerala Headload Workers Rule for his newly opened shop. These applications (Ext.P4 and P5) were pending with the Assistant Labour Officer, leading the petitioner to seek a directive for their expeditious disposal.
Key Issues
The key legal issue was the delay by the Assistant Labour Officer in processing the petitioner's applications for registration under Rule 26A of the Kerala Headload Workers Rule.
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Cause title — parties, addresses and appearances
J U D G M E N T (Dated this the 1st day of November,2023)
The petitioners are running furniture business under the name and style as Samson Furniture Mart which is registered under Kerala Shops and Establishment Act. and There are 4 permanent workers for loading and unloading of the furniture in the shop. After the petitioner started a new shop at Kunnumkulam, he applied for registration for the respondent under rule 26 A of Kerala Headload Workers Rule. The a
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