Supreme Court of India
The Superintending Engineer Twad Board & Another v. M. Natesan Etc.
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Industrial Disputes Act, 1947– s.17- – Between 1986-89, the respondents-workmen were engaged temporarily as Store Watchman on daily wages in newly created Sectional stores in various Sub Divisions under the control of Rural Water Supply (RWS) Divisions, Nagercoil – Engagement Order mentioned that the services will be terminated when the requirement is over and that they cannot claim any further appointment in the appellant-Board – Sectional stores closed– Respondents terminated – Labour Court directed reinstatement of the respondents with back wages for the period of non-employment and with…
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