Supreme Court of India
State of Jammu and Kashmir and Ors. v. Abdul Majid
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Interim Order: High Court-Single Judge in a writ peticion directing State Government, inter alia, to pay wages of workman from a specified date- State filing a Letters Patent appeal challenging said order-Division Bench by an interim order directing State Government to deposit the money in terms of Minimum Wages Act and to pay the said amount to respondent within two weeks-Held, direction of Division Bench to pay the amount to respondent pending Letters Patent appeal is not warranted at this stage-However, the direction to deposit the wages in accordance with terms of Minimum Wages Act not
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