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The Godavari Sugar Mills Ltd vs Shri D. K. Worlikar on 14 March, 1960

it would have been possible to construe that expression in a broader sense having regard to the wide definition of the word "industry"; but the notification had deliberately adopted a different phraseology and had brought within its purview not the sugar industry as such but the manufacture of sugar and its by-products. The words of the notification in that case were "the said Act shall apply to the following industry, namely, the manufacture of sugar and its by- products". Therefore on the words of the notification in that case, the wide implication which might have arisen if the notification had merely stated that the Act applied to the sugar industry was cut down by the specific words in the notification, namely, manufacture of sugar and its by- products, which would clearly apply only to a part of sugar industry which dealt with the manufacture of sugar and the by-products and would not apply to the head office which did not deal with the actual manufacture but dealt with the consequent steps following on the manufacture viz., sale and distribution to customers. In the present case the notification clearly applied to the industry of mines which in our opinion is nothing different from mining industry and must therefore take in the entire industry including the raising of coal from the colliery as .well as its distribution, sale and supply to the customers. That case therefore is of no help to the respondents. The next case to which reference is made is Messrs.
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