Section 9 of FA, 1948 : Section 9: Powers Of Inspectors

Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where an Inspector from the Department of Labor receives a tip-off that a textile factory in the outskirts of the city is potentially violating safety regulations. Acting under Section 9 of The Factories Act, 1948, the Inspector and a team of safety experts arrive at the factory premises unannounced.

Upon entry, the Inspector exercises his power under clause (1) to examine the factory's working conditions. They notice that the emergency exits are blocked, which is a safety hazard. The Inspector uses clause (2) to examine the premises further, checking the condition of machinery to ensure they are up to code.

During the inspection, the team learns of a recent incident where a worker was injured due to equipment malfunction. Under clause ...

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