Supreme Court of India
Seema Ghosh v. Tata Iron and Steel Company
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What the Court ordered
For the foregoing reasons, the appeal filed by the wife of the workman D has no force and merit or substance and, therefore, is liable to be dismissed and accordingly we do so by affirming the well-considered judgment of the learned Single Judge if the High Court and as affirmed by the Division Bench.
Judgment, page 16
From the headnote
labour Laws-Superannuation-Dispute regarding determination of date of birth of workman-At the time of employment age of workman determined by Medical Officer of the Management-The date of birth accepted by workman-The same was questioned by him after about 25 years by producing a school leaving certificate-The certificate was reported by District Education Officer as not genuine-Constitution of special Medical Board to rectijj; the age of workman-Age determined by the Board was accepted by workman-After superannuation on the determined date of birth, extension of one year availed by the…
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