Supreme Court of India
M/s. Creative Garments Ltd v. Kashiram Verma
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What the Court ordered
Before parting with the order, this Court would like to direct the authorities working under the various labour laws to take some corrective steps.
Judgment, page 4
From the headnote
Labour Laws: Labour dispute – Non-mentioning of the permanent address of the workman, addressed furnished is care of Union, and as such efforts to serve him at the given address remained futile – Held: Effective relief can granted to a worker only if the permanent address of the workman is furnished in the pleadings – Issuance of directions to the authorities working under the various labour laws to take corrective measure – Parties to furnish their permanent address – Even if the representative of the workman is appearing, he shall furnish permanent address of the workman as well – Mere…
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