Supreme Court of India
Jeetubha Khansangi Jadeja v. Kutchh District Panchayat
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Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 – s.25B – Continuous service – Termination – Not justified – Appellant-workman was appointed as a watchman by Respondent society-managment – Terminated – Labour Court held that the appellant’s termination was illegal, directed reinstatement with continuity but without backwages – Single Judge affirmed the award – Division Bench rejected management’s appeal – SLP, matter remitted for fresh consideration – Division Bench set aside the direction to reinstate the appellant and instead awarded lumpsum compensation of Rs.1 lakh – On appeal, held: Concededly, the…
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