Supreme Court of India
Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corpn. v. T.V. Anandappa
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Labour laws - Termination of Badli worker- Labour Court directed his re-instatement with continuity of service in list of Badli conductors - Order upheld by High Court - On appeal, held: Respondent-badli worker had no right under the Industrial Disputes Act - Labour Court should not have therefore adjudicated the dispute raised by him - Reference made to Labour Court was incompetent - In the peculiar facts o of the case there was no scope for inclusion of the name of respondent in the list of Badli Conductors and there was no question of any continuity of service - Industrial Disputes Act…
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