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Ranip Nagar Palika v. Babuji Gabhaji Thakore and Ors.
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Industrial Disputes Act, 1947-s. 25- -Termination of workmen-Challenged as being in contravention of s. 25- -Courts c below directing their reinstatement holding that burden to prove non- completion of continuous 240 days service, was on the employer-On appeal, held: Burden to prove continuous service for 240 days is on the workman-Courts below have not considered the matter in proper perspective-Hence, matter remitted to Labour Court-Evidence- Burden of proof The services of respondent-workmen were terminated by the appellant-employer. Workmen challenged the same on the ground that it was
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