The Bonded Labour System (Abolition) Act, 1976 alongwith Rules, Case Law Citations with Related Sections, Government Orders, Circulars and Allied Acts

This authoritative volume presents a complete and practice-oriented commentary on the Bonded Labour System (Abolition) Act, 1976, a cornerstone legislation aimed at eradicating bonded and forced labour in India. The book contains the full and updated text of the Act along with the Bonded Labour System (Abolition) Rules, enabling readers to understand both substantive law and procedural mechanisms. A key strength of this work lies in its section-wise integration of judicial precedents, including landmark rulings of the Supreme Court and High Courts that have shaped the interpretation, implementation, and enforcement of bonded labour laws. Each relevant section is supported by carefully selected case law citations, facilitating quick legal research and practical application. The book further includes important Government Orders, Circulars, and administrative instructions issued from time to time, offering critical insights into rehabilitation schemes, vigilance mechanisms, and enforcement responsibilities of authorities. Coverage of allied Acts ensures a holistic understanding of the legal framework governing labour welfare, social justice, and human rights.Designed as both a reference guide and practical manual, this publication is an essential resource for those dealing with labour law compliance, litigation, policy implementation, and academic research.