what are the penal provisions of the factory act 1948?
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(a) Firstly, if there is any person in a factory who does any general offense and repeats it, then he will be punishable with imprisonment upto 3 years or fine of atleast Rs. 10 thousand (upto Rs. 2 lakhs) or both.
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There has been rise of large scale factory/ industry in India in the later half of nineteenth century. Major Moore, Inspector-in- Chief of the Bombay Cotton Department, in his Report in 1872-73 first of all raised the question for the provision of legislation to regulate the working condition in factories; the first Factories act was enacted in 1881.
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Firstly, if there is any person in a factory who does any general offense and repeats it, then he will be punishable with imprisonment upto 3 years or fine of atleast Rs. 10 thousand (upto Rs. 2 lakhs) or both.hope it’s helpful if yes please click on the thanks option.
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