Supreme Court of India

Hem Raj & 19 Ors. v. Union of India Thru. Solyees State Insur

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Decided 22 January 1987

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The petitioners, Air-Conditioned Coach Incharges--At- tendants in Northern Railway, contended in their writ peti- tions that their counterparts in Western, Central and East- ern Railways were being paid overtime allowance for extra duty hours exceeding 96 hours in two weeks, and sought a direction to the Union of India and Railway Administration to pay them the same allowance. Allowing the writ petition, the Court, HELD: There was no justification for denying over- time allowance to the petitioners working in the Northern Railway.

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