Supreme Court of India
Huda v. Jagmal Singh
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What the Court ordered
In the result, the order passed by the Labour Court and the non- A speaking order passed by the High Court are liable to be set aside.
Judgment, page 4
From the headnote
labour law: Daily wager-Claim for reinstatement with back wages-Computation of 240 working days-Evidence showing that workman had worked for 204 days only-Held, both Labour Court and High Court failed to appreciate the fact that workman did not complete statutory period of 240 days in a year to entitle him for claiming the benefits. Respondent was appointed by appellant as a sweeper on daily wages. He left the job and after four and a half years sent a demand notice through Labour-cum-Conciliation Officer asking the appellant to reinstate him with continuous service and back wages. The
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