Supreme Court of India
T. Devadasan v. M/s. Gordon Woodroffe & Co. (madras) Private Ltd. & Anr.
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Workmen's Compensation Act-S.41 (2)-Scope of-Whether the em· ployee in question was a person employed within the meaning of the Madras Shops and Establishments Act 1947. The appellant was appointed by Respondent No. 1, a Madras Company, which was the holding compa&y of another, a subsidiary, known as the Pallavaram company. After 2 years, the holding company revised the terms of engagement ol the appellant relating to basic salary, . . and Bonus, all other terms of service remalning unaltered. The appellant was given training in the Madras Company for 2 months and later, he was asked to go to
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