Section 3
SEC. 3. Section six of the same Act, e.s amended by Commonwealth Act Numbered Three hundred and fifty-five, is further Emended to read as follows: "SEC. 6. The power to issue subpoena, to punish for direct and indirect contempts, proceedings, etc. - The Court or any Judge thereof shall have die power to administer oaths in matters connected with the business of die Court; summon the parties to a controversy before the Court, issue subpoena, require die attendance and testimony of witnesses and die production of such books, papers, contracts, records, statements of accounts, agreements and statements as may be material to a just determination of the matter under investigation or hearing conducted in pursuance of the provisions of this Act, and delegate all such powers to any board or person who shall act in behalf of die Court. The Court or any Judge thereof shall have, furthermore, all die inherent powers of a court of justice provided in paragraph 5 of Rule 124 of the Supreme Court, as well as the power to punish direct, and indirect contempt's as provided in Rule 64 of the same Court, under die same procedure and penalties provided therein. "Any violation of any order, award, or decision of the Court of Industrial Relations shall, after such order, award, or decision has become final, conclusive, and executory, constitute contempt of court: Provided, however, That the complaint charging the commission of indirect contempt of the Court of Industrial Relations shall be in writing, signed and filed with the Clerk of die Court by the Attorney of the Court or other officer or employee thereof designated by it, or any provincial or city attorney designated by die Secretary of Justice. "In case the employer or landlord committing any such violation or contempt is an association or corporation, the manager or the person who has charge of the management of the business of die association or corporation and die officers or directors thereof who have ordered or authorized the violation or contempt shall be liable. In case the violation or contempt is committed by persons belonging to a labor union, association, or group of laborers, which union, association, or group directs or assumes die representation of such persons, die president, or die duly authorized representative of said union, association, or group who have caused die act which resulted in the contempt shall be liable. "The proceedings for contempt mentioned in the last two preceding paragraphs shall be without prejudice to the criminal liability of the offender under die provisions of section 24 of this Act."