Supreme Court of India
Sitaram Ramcharan Etc. v. M. N. Nagarshana & Others
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Payment of l-V ages-Application claiming overtime wages-Bar of limitatron-Condonation of delay-Applicant, if must show sufficient cause for delay till presentation-Payment of Wages Act, r936, (4 of r936), s. r5(2), second proviso. The appellants, who were employees in the Watch and Ward Department of various textile Mills of Ahmedabad, applied for overtime wages under s. r5(2) of the Payment of Wages, r936. The applications were presented to the authority under that Act between July 22, r953, to October 6, 1953, claiming overtime wages for the period between January r95r, to December, r95r,
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