Supreme Court of India
Narender Kumar and Ors. v. State of Punjab and Ors.
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Apprentices Act (Act-Lll of 1961), Section 22(2), object and scope of Contract of apprenticeship-Interpretation of Para 2 of the contract of Apprenticeship-Whether the terms of the contract entitle the trained apprentices to be appo;nred to 50% of the posts as per Government of India, Department of Labour ( . . .T.) Instructions notified on March 23rd, 1983- Words and Phrases, meaning of ''without commitment''. Jn accordance with the provisions of the Apprentices Act, J961 and in terms of Para 2 of the contract of apprenticeship the appellants completed a one year apprenticeship under…
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