Supreme Court of India
Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. v. Dan Bahadur Singh and Ors.
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J._ Labour Laws: Regularisation-Workman is an industrial establishment like Appellant c Government company-Position of-Held: ls entirely different from that of a Government servant-Limited protection available to the former-He may lose his employment in various contingencies provided under the Industrial Disputes Act-Difference from type of tenure of service normally enjoyed by a permanent employee in Government Service, namely, to continue in service till the age of superannuation-Claim for permanency in an industrial establishment has to be judged from a different angle-Need for judicial
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