Supreme Court of India
State of Orissa and Ors. v. Balaram Sahu and Ors.
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Constitution of India: Article 14 and 39(d)-Equal pay for equal work-Casual workers- Regularization of service and payment of remuneration on par with regular staff on the ground of performing same duties and functions as regular staff Writ Petition allowed by High Court-On appeal,_ held: In the absence of any material to substantiate a clear cut basis of equivalence and resultant discrimination High Court cannot assume and presume equality-Claimant worker cannot be held to hold any post to claim rights on par with regular staff for any purposes including claim for equal pay-Labour Laws
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