Supreme Court of India

Parimal Chandra and Ors. v. Life Insurance Corporation of India and Ors.

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Reported as [1995] 3 S.C.R. 34
Bench P.B. Sawnt and S.B. Majmudar JJ.
Decided 29 March 1995

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What the Court ordered

We are of the view that they should be deemed to have become the regular employees of the Corporation from the date of the filing of the writ petition before the High Court and should, therefore, be paid the arrears of salary C and other monetary benefits, if any, from the said date after adjusting the salary and monetary benefits that they may have received.

Judgment, page 35

From the headnote

Service Law: Life Insurance Corporation-Claim of canteen employees that they are employees of corporation and thus entitled to parity with employees of Corporation-Canteen facilities provided to staff for a very long time-By usage and customary benefits canteen facilities becoming the con­ dition of service-Corporation having dominating say in dictating the terms of canteen contract-Contract indicating that Corporation was desirous of running the canteen-Held on facts there was implicit obligation to provide canteen services-Canteen workers held employees of Corporation-Factories Act and West

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