Supreme Court of India
Hindustan Petroleum Corpn. Ltd. v. Ashok Ranghba Ambre
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Labour Laws: c Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 - Appointment of workman to the post of compounder/dresser on casual basis - Termination - Re-instatement of workman holding termination illegal and order attaining finality - Claim of permanent status to the post and benefits accruing therefrom - Entitlement of - Held: Not entitled as re-instatement of workman in earlier proceedings cannot be equated with confirmation, and status of permanency cannot be granted - Two things are distinct, different and operate in different areas - Thus, order of High Court that employee entitled to permanent status…
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