Supreme Court of India

Mukesh K. Tripathi v. Sr. Divisional Manager, Lic and Ors.

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Reported as [2004] SUPP. 4 S.C.R. 127
Bench N. Santosh Hegde, S.B. Sinha and A.K. Mathur JJ.
Decided 6 September 2004

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We are of the opinion that this Court had approved the reasonings of May and Baker (supra) and subsequent decisions in preference D to S.K. Verma (supra).

Judgment, page 11

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Industrial Disputes Act, I947-Section 2(s) and 25F-Apprentice Act, I 96 I-Sections 2(k) and 18-Apprentice Development Officer of Life Insurance Corporation of India-Held: He was not a workman as he did not establish that he performed skilled, unskilled, manual, technical or operational duties; mere fact that his duties were neither managerial nor supervisory was insufficient-It was more so as he could not organise or develop business of Corporation without becoming a full-fledged officer of the Corporation- His termination during apprenticeship without notice in terms of conditions of

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