Supreme Court of India
Surendra Kumar Sharma v. Vikas Adhikari and Anr.
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labour law: Industrial Disputes Act, 1947-Sections 2(oo) and 25F-Retrenchment- Temporary employment under Jawahar Ro:::gar Yojna extended from time to time-Employment came to an end after completion of 240 days-Abolition of post and termination of service-Termination upheld by Single Judge and Division Bench of High Court-On appeal, held:the termination does not amount to retrenchment-The employee knew that his employment was co- terminus with the scheme and that the post itself was abolished-Moreover he was not in the employment of Panchayat Samiti-Hence not entitled to any relief including
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