The concept of Social Justice is so innate and demonstrated in the Industrial Laws of our country". Explain the statement.

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The concept of Social Justice is so innate and demonstrated in the Industrial Laws of our country". Explain the statement.

Answer & Explanation:

The concept of social justice is so innate and demonstrated in the industrial laws of our country. As proclaimed in the Preamble of the Constitution and the Directive Principles of State Policy, the industrial jurisprudence of the country is founded on the basic idea of socio-economic equality and its aim is to assist the removal of socio-economic disparities and inequalities. The laws particularly the Industrial Laws of the country revolve on this basic philosophy of the Constitution. The concept of social justice is though not limited to any particular branch of legislation although it is more prominent and conspicuous in industrial laws and relations. Its scope is comprehensive and is founded to the basic ideals of social economic equality and it aims at assisting the removal of social economic disparities and inequalities of birth and the competing claims especially between the employers and workers by finding a just fair and equitable solution to their human relation problem, so that peace, harmony and collection of the highest order prevails among them which may further the growth and progress of nations. (Mahesh Chandra, 'Industrial Jurisprudence' (1976. P.47).

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