Supreme Court of India
P.S.E.B. and Anr. v. Wazir Singh
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For the reasons stated therein, these appeals are allowed in the same terms as set forth therein. .., S.K.S. Appeals allowed. 0
Judgment, page 3
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Labour Laws: Petition by daily wager for absorption as work-charged employee Circular-Eligibility conditions for absorption-500 days as daily wage worker and should be in continuous service when Circular was issued-Trial Court decreed the suit-Appeal rejected-On second appeal, High Court found that there was no stipulation that the daily wager should be actually in service- On appeal, Held: When two conditions have been imposed, no part of it could have been ignored-Matter remitted to High Court.
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