Supreme Court of India

State of Jharkhand and Another v. Harihar Yadav and Others

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Bench Anil R. Dave J.
Decided 22 November 2013

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Government Company - Liability of - Company owned by State of Bihar (BHALCO) - Non-payment of salary to its employees - On bifurcation of the State of Bihar, the Company taken over by the State of Jharkhand and named (JHALCO) - Only some of the employees of BHALCO absorbed by )ha/co - Writ petition before High Court by employees seeking their absorption in JHALCO and payment of their due salaries - Both the States denying their liability to pay the salary- Direction by High Court to JHALCO to pay the salaries and absorb the employees of BHALCO - In appeal, the States took the plea that…

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