Supreme Court of India
Marathwada Agricultural University and Ors. v. Marathwada Krishi Vidyapith, M.S.K.S. and Ors.
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labour laws: Industrial Disputes Act, I947: c Parity in wages-Casual workers vis-a-vis regular workers-Denial of appropriate wages to casual workers-Challenge to-Allowed by High Court-On appeal, Held: Question is not of regularization-In order to determine wages to be paid to the casual workers, a Committee need to be constituted for the purpose of rationalization of wages-The committee to formulate a Scheme relating to the amount to be paid to the workmen without regularizing them and also to examine the question of parity of the wages-Recommendations of the Committee has to be acted upon by…
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