Supreme Court of India
Maharashtra State Road Transport Corp. v. Premlal
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Service Law Agreement between Corporation and Trade Union providing time scale c of pay to ad-hoc employees working continuously for 180 days-Subsequent agreement providing absorption of daily rated workmen after completion of 180 days continuous service-Daily rated and ad-hoc employee claiming parity of wages with regular employees-Corporation apposing claim contending that earlier settlement stood superseded by subsequent settlement- Held, the two settlements operated in different fields and the subsequent settlement did not supersede earlier settlement-There is difference between statuo·…
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