Supreme Court of India
I. Laxma Reddy v. A.P.S.R.T.C. and Ors.
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Labour Law: Reinstatement-Claim for fixation of pay taking into consideration notional increments-HELD: simple order of reinstatement would not entitle the employee to claim the benefit of notional increments. The appellant filed a writ petition claiming that in view of the order ofreinstatement in service passed by the Labour Court, his pay should "'- be fixed taking into consideration the notional increments, since for all practical purposes there would be continuity in service. The single Judge relying on the decision in Nageswara Rao 's case1, allowed the writ petition, but the Division
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