Supreme Court of India
State of Rajasthan v. Ganeshi Lal
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Industrial Disputes Act, 1947-s. 2(s)-Termination of employee of Law department of State Government-Industrial dispute raised Resisted on the ground that the department is not an 'industry'- Courts below giving relief to workman holding it to be 'industry' On_ appeal, held: Law department is not an 'industry '-However, since the employee had been reinstated, it is left to the department to consider continuance of the employee. Judgment-Precedential value of-Applicability-Held: Reliance on a judgment sans its factual background is impermissible- judgment is a precedent on its own facts-Only
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